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I’m writing a story about a teen with diabetes. He carries an insulin pump. Now I know a lot about diabetes itself like the fact the body cannot produce insulin and When you get a hypo you feel tired dizzy and moody and to get yourself on track you eat something thats high on carbs without covering it with insulin, but I don’t know all the parts of the pump. I also need to know… Do you still prick your fingers if you have a pump, and why and how many times a day?

www.shop.deathtodiabetes.com www.deathtodiabetes.com Author of “Death to Diabtes” releases new diabetes ebook (PDF) that goes “beyond the book”, and provides more information about superior nutrition, super foods, blood glucose testing, meal planning, etc.

Type II Diabetes can be managed and chances of complications reduced or prevented altogether. Dr. Peter Clarke, Chief of Medicine, The Credit Valley Hospital

i know they are both related but doesn’t an insulin resistance mean u have diabetes?

www.DeathToDiabetes.com TV interview (WROC, NBC CH8) of author and diabetes educator, DeWayne McCulley, in 2006 with his first book, Death to Diabetes. Pennsylvania State graduate, Xerox engineer, Hughes Aircraft, Urban League math tutor, Eta Kappa Nu honor society, Farrell High School, Shenango Valley

I’m going to overcome my type 2 diabetes. YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT http:www.rawfor30days.com

New video explains the connections between obesity and type 2 diabetes. Discusses damage caused by free fatty acids and other ways in which obesity contributes to diabetes and heart disease. Lots of tips on how to move more and eat less. More information about healthy lifestyle you can find on healthanthology.com

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David Kendall, MD from the International Diabetes Center in Minneapolis reviews the role of beta-cell dysfunction in the development of type 2 diabetes and the importance targeting beta-cell function in the treatment of the disease. Provided by the Institute for Diabetes, Obesity, and Cardiovascular Disease, a free resource for continuing medical education and other tools for medical professionals focused on the treatment of these three related conditions. Visit www.idoc.org for more information.