Pancreatic fluke?

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Does having gallstones automatically mean you have diabetes? How are they

related (other than they both occur primarily in overweight people)? What if

you're not overweight? Goodness, I do NOT want to start worrying about

diabetes too...:-(

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Oh Boy Seems it is always some new information to research. Now I

am hearing alot about the pancreas and the gallbladder and the liver

all being closely related. Seems those of us who have gallstones no

doubt are diabetic. That once you get rid of the gallstones and

getting the liver and such working good, along comes a fluke in the

pancreas. I dont know if I can stay on top of all this or not. I

have gotten comfortable with the flushes and the apple cider vinegar

and my gall bladder feels fine, at present. And I do know what to do

for it if more problems arise. The gastro doc told me more than

likely if I get the gallbladder straightened out that I would notice

my blood sugar going down. Now wait a minute! Is he suggesting that

gallbladder problems are related to diabetes, and the diabetic has a

pancreatic fluke(parasite) to get rid of? Whew! Does all this stop

somewhere?

Today I read the pancreatic fluke is a hoax!. Oh well at least all

this takes my heart and mind off the war.

MissMouthy

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> Oh Boy Seems it is always some new information to research. Now I

> am hearing alot about the pancreas and the gallbladder and the liver

> all being closely related. Seems those of us who have gallstones no

> doubt are diabetic. That once you get rid of the gallstones and

> getting the liver and such working good, along comes a fluke in the

> pancreas. I dont know if I can stay on top of all this or not. I

> have gotten comfortable with the flushes and the apple cider vinegar

> and my gall bladder feels fine, at present. And I do know what to do

> for it if more problems arise. The gastro doc told me more than

> likely if I get the gallbladder straightened out that I would notice

> my blood sugar going down. Now wait a minute! Is he suggesting that

> gallbladder problems are related to diabetes, and the diabetic has a

> pancreatic fluke(parasite) to get rid of? Whew! Does all this stop

> somewhere?

> Today I read the pancreatic fluke is a hoax!. Oh well at least all

> this takes my heart and mind off the war.

> MissMouthy

Hi there...Where did you see the information about the fluke

in the pancreas? I've heard of liver flukes, but this is a new

one to me :-) Is there a link to a web page?

Interesting the information you are sharing about getting

gallbladder straightened out lowering blood sugar. My hubby

is a diabetic, but he is also on Atkins Diet with all of it's

fat, so either it's working his gallbladder a lot and keeping

it cleaned out as he seems to do okay, or its clogging his

arteries and filling his gallbladder with stones..depending

upon what information one reads. It does get confusing

at times, but the bottom line is to know what foods are

healthy for you and eat them, and that can sometimes be

the hardest thing to do in the world of so many choices

and isles upon isles of junk food at the supermarket.

(just finished a lunch of some fat free cheese that I

just discovered at trader joes on a bread my mom gave

me that is FULL of sunflower seeds, yum!!!)

Take care,

L. Meydrech, CN

http://nutritionist.tripod.com/gallbladder.html ~ My Flushes

http://www.mynsp.com/meydrech

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