Re: Re: The Coconut Diet/administrative

January 31, 2005

: I've tried to reach you several times offlist to no avail. Please

include a snippet of the post you are replying to so that your reply makes

sense to the group.

Thanks in advance for your cooperation. And reply to me offlist if there

are any questions about this.

on 1/31/2005 12:08 PM, rwalkerad1970 at rwalkerad1970@... wrote:

>

> thanks JW, for those studies, the hypertension study completely gets

> is wrong for her as with a high sat fat diet she has a resting blood

> pressure of 100/60, the high mono and poly diet has given her a

> resting blood pressure of 100/60, no change at all, her BMI though

> is about 18.2 as she urinates excess sugar so doesn't keep all her

> calories, so essentially she is calorie restricting

> unintentionally . The doctors did a test which said she was

> probably type two diabetic but she is not insulin resistant, she

> seems to have had most of her beta cells which produce insulin

> destroyed (at age 41), but no idea why or how. So she really has

> to be treated as a type one as far as intervention goes. So maybe

> those studies cannot be applied to her. As to the study on glycemic

> tolerance, will have to see if her blood sugars have improved on the

> mono/poly diet when the result come in, but from her meter readings

> done 3 times a day they look similar to the sat fat diet results so

> far, maybe a touch higher, but winter has made her a bit less active

> so that will raise her sugars a little I suppose.

>

> But, when messing with my diet recently I used a lot of sat fats and

> noticed my blood pressure go up from 109/61 to 126/76 on high sat

> fat days (this doesn't happen with mono fats), so for me sat fats

> are a real problem in excess for blood pressure.

>

> richard ....

>

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