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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4096193" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>Don't know how old you are, but I've been diabetic since 36, 21 years. Only in the last 3 years has it really started affecting me adversely. Of course different people react to things differently, but even if caught early if all a diabetic is doing is taking a minimal dose of metformin, and not being proactive with their diet and exercise, sooner or later it will get much more serious. As far as your crack about not caring about others, you don't know me or what I've done. I'm offering advice on diet because I do care, and modern medicine's diabetes treatment doesn't cure anything. It just manages it until you succumb to it, or to something else. Ask Penny Marshall. She just died from complications of diabetes, and she certainly had the wealth to be treated by the best physicians. And the question remains, do you just want to manage it, or do you want to reverse it?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4096193, member: 24302"] Don't know how old you are, but I've been diabetic since 36, 21 years. Only in the last 3 years has it really started affecting me adversely. Of course different people react to things differently, but even if caught early if all a diabetic is doing is taking a minimal dose of metformin, and not being proactive with their diet and exercise, sooner or later it will get much more serious. As far as your crack about not caring about others, you don't know me or what I've done. I'm offering advice on diet because I do care, and modern medicine's diabetes treatment doesn't cure anything. It just manages it until you succumb to it, or to something else. Ask Penny Marshall. She just died from complications of diabetes, and she certainly had the wealth to be treated by the best physicians. And the question remains, do you just want to manage it, or do you want to reverse it? [/QUOTE]
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