Boris B asked:
My blood sugar count is in the low 300 range which i understand is quite high…i started exercising regularly recently and feel good about the results..i’m wondering if anyone out there knows if a high blood sugar count is still ok in terms of leading a long natural active and healthy life?..I’m not exactly in great shape but i’ve led a pretty athletic life in my youth till a few years ago and am now just starting to get back in shape again…since this is the first time i’ve had a blood sugar test…will my numbers go down if i continue with my exercise regimen and cut down on my sugar and sweets intake?
My blood sugar count is in the low 300 range which i understand is quite high…i started exercising regularly recently and feel good about the results..i’m wondering if anyone out there knows if a high blood sugar count is still ok in terms of leading a long natural active and healthy life?..I’m not exactly in great shape but i’ve led a pretty athletic life in my youth till a few years ago and am now just starting to get back in shape again…since this is the first time i’ve had a blood sugar test…will my numbers go down if i continue with my exercise regimen and cut down on my sugar and sweets intake?
Filed under Diabetes Question by on Aug 6th, 2009. 3 Comments. 
momof2 asked:
He is on a gluten-free diet so the dog food cannot contain glycoproteins of dairy, wheat, gluten, casein, soy, corn, MSG (monosodium glutamate), or aspartame. I would like to keep using his current brand, Nutro Natural Choice Adult Lamb and Rice Dog Food but he’s so thirsty afterwards-all day. I can’t afford to keep giving him chicken and rice so I need a low-sodium alternative. I’ve called the local pet stores, they don’t have anything. And I’ve looked online. The w/d diet is way too much $. 50.00 for a 30lb bag. So I really need help on this one. Any suggestions would be helpful!
I have asked my vet and he recommended the chicken and rice or the W/D diet. He always has access to water, but w/ constant access to water, he also has to urinate quite often. If we’re not home, he pees anywhere. Oh and he just had cataract surgery 2 weeks ago.
Both the diabeties and epilepsy are well regulated w/ consistent dosages of medication.
He is on a gluten-free diet so the dog food cannot contain glycoproteins of dairy, wheat, gluten, casein, soy, corn, MSG (monosodium glutamate), or aspartame. I would like to keep using his current brand, Nutro Natural Choice Adult Lamb and Rice Dog Food but he’s so thirsty afterwards-all day. I can’t afford to keep giving him chicken and rice so I need a low-sodium alternative. I’ve called the local pet stores, they don’t have anything. And I’ve looked online. The w/d diet is way too much $. 50.00 for a 30lb bag. So I really need help on this one. Any suggestions would be helpful!
I have asked my vet and he recommended the chicken and rice or the W/D diet. He always has access to water, but w/ constant access to water, he also has to urinate quite often. If we’re not home, he pees anywhere. Oh and he just had cataract surgery 2 weeks ago.
Both the diabeties and epilepsy are well regulated w/ consistent dosages of medication.
Filed under Diabetes Question by on Aug 4th, 2009. 7 Comments.
Lonelygirl asked:
my sugars are not always under control…even tho i try.. but what can i take or do even if its a natural remedy to bring it down when its a little high…something that wont take many hrs to feel the effect…
my sugars are not always under control…even tho i try.. but what can i take or do even if its a natural remedy to bring it down when its a little high…something that wont take many hrs to feel the effect…
Filed under Diabetes Question by on Aug 4th, 2009. 7 Comments.