Re: FW: diet for type 1 diabetics

[Guest guest]

I think it is nice that he at least answered you. I have found that most

people will not answer an email sent to their place of business. I make it

a point to never buy from such a person.

I dare you to learn:

http://fairtax.org/

diet for type 1 diabetics

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> I read your article about type 1 diabetics. I differ with you

> immensely.

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> I have been a type 1 diabetic since he age of 22 months old

> (diagnosed at The Cleveland Clinic in October 1944). My mother was a slim

> (and at age 85 still is) woman and there was no history of diabetes of any

> type on either side of my family.

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> I have worked with diabetics for years and years as an educator. I

> have seen families where there have been as many as 3 siblings and a

> mother

> with type 1 and I have seen other, who likes me, had no history of

> diabetes

> in their family.

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> I think the study you wrote about in the article was so limited that

> any suppositions are not reliable.

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> I really think that blaming the mother for having a type 1 diabetic

> is not correct at all.

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> Science apparently does not know why the immune response to the

> Isles of Langerhans happens yet.

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> La France-Wolf MA

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> plawolf@...

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[Guest guest]

Okay, just what is his definition of " cereal grains? " Is he referring to

whole grains, oats, wheat, or is he suggesting that cereal in general is the

problem? Around our house I preach about the tremendous value of whole

grains versus enriched flour products. Did I miss something somewhere along

the way?

Dave

diet for type 1 diabetics

>

>

> I read your article about type 1 diabetics. I differ with you

> immensely.

>

> I have been a type 1 diabetic since he age of 22 months old

> (diagnosed at The Cleveland Clinic in October 1944). My mother was a slim

> (and at age 85 still is) woman and there was no history of diabetes of any

> type on either side of my family.

>

> I have worked with diabetics for years and years as an educator. I

> have seen families where there have been as many as 3 siblings and a

> mother

> with type 1 and I have seen other, who likes me, had no history of

> diabetes

> in their family.

>

> I think the study you wrote about in the article was so limited that

> any suppositions are not reliable.

>

> I really think that blaming the mother for having a type 1 diabetic

> is not correct at all.

>

> Science apparently does not know why the immune response to the

> Isles of Langerhans happens yet.

>

> La France-Wolf MA

>

> plawolf@...

>

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[Guest guest]

That's interesting, I've never heard that cause cited. I've heard everything

from a protein in cow's milk to trauma in infancy, but never cereal grains.

I'll have to do some research on that one.

Jen

Re: FW: diet for type 1 diabetics

Okay, just what is his definition of " cereal grains? " Is he referring to

whole grains, oats, wheat, or is he suggesting that cereal in general is the

problem? Around our house I preach about the tremendous value of whole

grains versus enriched flour products. Did I miss something somewhere along

the way?

Dave

[Guest guest]

Dave, From what I have read about this guy, he is against any grains at all.

His theory, from what I gather, is that the " original man " at nothing but

vegetables and it was not until humans started eating more protein and

grains that health issues started happening. (other than infectious

diseases..)

Re: FW: diet for type 1 diabetics

Okay, just what is his definition of " cereal grains? " Is he referring to

whole grains, oats, wheat, or is he suggesting that cereal in general is the

problem? Around our house I preach about the tremendous value of whole

grains versus enriched flour products. Did I miss something somewhere along

the way?

Dave

diet for type 1 diabetics

>

>

> I read your article about type 1 diabetics. I differ with you

> immensely.

>

> I have been a type 1 diabetic since he age of 22 months old

> (diagnosed at The Cleveland Clinic in October 1944). My mother was a slim

> (and at age 85 still is) woman and there was no history of diabetes of any

> type on either side of my family.

>

> I have worked with diabetics for years and years as an educator. I

> have seen families where there have been as many as 3 siblings and a

> mother

> with type 1 and I have seen other, who likes me, had no history of

> diabetes

> in their family.

>

> I think the study you wrote about in the article was so limited that

> any suppositions are not reliable.

>

> I really think that blaming the mother for having a type 1 diabetic

> is not correct at all.

>

> Science apparently does not know why the immune response to the

> Isles of Langerhans happens yet.

>

> La France-Wolf MA

>

> plawolf@...

>

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[Guest guest]

Guess he never read that chimps hunt!

Mike

> Dave, From what I have read about this guy, he is against any grains at all.

> His theory, from what I gather, is that the " original man " at nothing but

> vegetables and it was not until humans started eating more protein and

> grains that health issues started happening. (other than infectious

> diseases..)

>

> Re: FW: diet for type 1 diabetics

>

> Okay, just what is his definition of " cereal grains? " Is he referring to

> whole grains, oats, wheat, or is he suggesting that cereal in general is the

>

> problem? Around our house I preach about the tremendous value of whole

> grains versus enriched flour products. Did I miss something somewhere along

>

> the way?

>

> Dave

>

> diet for type 1 diabetics

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>>

>> I read your article about type 1 diabetics. I differ with you

>> immensely.

>>

>> I have been a type 1 diabetic since he age of 22 months old

>> (diagnosed at The Cleveland Clinic in October 1944). My mother was a slim

>> (and at age 85 still is) woman and there was no history of diabetes of any

>> type on either side of my family.

>>

>> I have worked with diabetics for years and years as an educator. I

>> have seen families where there have been as many as 3 siblings and a

>> mother

>> with type 1 and I have seen other, who likes me, had no history of

>> diabetes

>> in their family.

>>

>> I think the study you wrote about in the article was so limited that

>> any suppositions are not reliable.

>>

>> I really think that blaming the mother for having a type 1 diabetic

>> is not correct at all.

>>

>> Science apparently does not know why the immune response to the

>> Isles of Langerhans happens yet.

>>

>> La France-Wolf MA

>>

>> plawolf@...

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[Guest guest]

Yeah, that is what is Ph. D. means Paliontological health Digest. Mine

stands for Post hole Digger.

diet for type 1 diabetics

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>>

>> I read your article about type 1 diabetics. I differ with you

>> immensely.

>>

>> I have been a type 1 diabetic since he age of 22 months old

>> (diagnosed at The Cleveland Clinic in October 1944). My mother was a

>> slim

>> (and at age 85 still is) woman and there was no history of diabetes of

>> any

>> type on either side of my family.

>>

>> I have worked with diabetics for years and years as an educator. I

>> have seen families where there have been as many as 3 siblings and a

>> mother

>> with type 1 and I have seen other, who likes me, had no history of

>> diabetes

>> in their family.

>>

>> I think the study you wrote about in the article was so limited that

>> any suppositions are not reliable.

>>

>> I really think that blaming the mother for having a type 1 diabetic

>> is not correct at all.

>>

>> Science apparently does not know why the immune response to the

>> Isles of Langerhans happens yet.

>>

>> La France-Wolf MA

>>

>> plawolf@...

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