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Posted by maureen monczka on 2008-03-18 11:32:48
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| my problem is with diabetic pt. who are on coumadin and cannot eat greens etc. |
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Posted by M.Green on 2008-03-18 12:48:54
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| Why can't we get the complete tape?
It's all broken up. Hardly the quality you deserve |
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Posted by Jenna on 2008-03-18 13:10:59
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| I think it's your internet connection MGreen. I can hear the whole recording fine! |
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Posted by peter on 2008-03-18 13:16:34
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| I cant hear anything, can we still read the articles? |
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Posted by M V G on 2008-03-18 17:52:36
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| Google has info about aspartame and thyroid damage. Do you people deny the truth of this? FDA.gov and google have info about Splenda/sucralose and extreme diarrhea. Do you deny the truth of this? Is the name of your game palliative answers and blind compliance? |
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Posted by Mike on 2008-03-18 19:39:08
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| I've used splenda for years and had not have any diarrhea. moderation is the key. |
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Posted by Sweetie on 2008-03-18 19:45:10
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| I have been diabetic for years and i've learnt eating sugary foods without affecting my blood sugar. i agree with Amy that sugary foods can be part of a diabetic diet. |
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Posted by Luke on 2008-03-18 22:18:11
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| Just listened to the entire podcast (well, it was pretty short, about 5-6 minutes). Everything sounded ok. For those users who could not hear anything, maybe at the time, the internet was not cooperating. If at first you don't succeed, just click on the Play button again. Better yet, I would click on the Listen in a popup link. That way, you can continue to browse the internet and still listen to the podcast. |
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Posted by Google is not a reputable resource on 2008-03-19 11:12:55
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| Just an FYI for M V G: Try googling any food and any disease condition just for fun and you'll find results. Did you know you can die from eating too much toothpaste? I agree with Mike - moderation is the key. |
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Posted by Suzi on 2008-03-20 19:53:20
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| For Maureen, check with your doctor about eating green veggies when on coumadin, my diabetic husband is on it for 2nd time, this time the vascular surgeon that is supervising him sugggested following his normal diet and regulate the coumadin to match it. Double check with your doctor to see if he will suggest the same.. |
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Posted by Truehealth on 2008-03-21 06:58:43
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| Though diabetes diet is count on the calorie intake,that means you can eat every thing. However, in the health stand point, those junk foods offer empty calorie don't provide better health then nutrient/fiber dense carbohydrates, such as fruits & vegetable do to fence off diseases, as diabetes pt more proon to illness. |
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Posted by Carolyn on 2008-04-01 16:41:19
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| Nice short audio. My problem is that I have other health problems that keep me from doing the amount of exercise that I really need. I do eat healthy, but am always looking for more recipes to keep me on track.
Thanks.
Carolyn |
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Posted by Leanne Wilkins on 2010-03-12 21:08:52
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| When you are in the corner and have no money to move out from that, you will require to take the mortgage loans. Because it should aid you unquestionably. I take consolidation loans every single year and feel good just because of it. |
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