or is it something they’re either born with, or not?
And if they can be trained, how do I go about that?
I have a BG machine. She’s diabetic.

What are the nutrition that we can get from swamp cabbage?

What are the signs of low blood sugar? Does hunger mean your blood sugar is low? I once went dizzy from not eating.

What are the nutrition that we can get from swamp cabbage or river/ water spinach?

Or could it be both? Also, does breastfeeding help a woman control her diabetes, if she has it?
Which is it type 1 diabetes or type two?

Which is more accuate?

HbA1C vs fasting diabetes test

and sustain a reasonable amount of calories a day. I think I have hypoglycemia, but have not been to the doctor. I do not have medical insurance. It seems if I do not eat a lot I am constantly dizzy, light headed, shaky and having hot sweats.

Which is better at controling blood sugar. I am not on Meds and want to stay that way.
What I am seeing is avoid, white breads, rice and potato’s and most fruits. Whole grain breads ok.

What are three pathways involved in the complete breakdown of glucose to carbon dioxide and water? What reaction is needed to join two of these pathways? WHat are the substrates and propducts of this reaction and where does it take place?

And does it hurt?

Or is it different, and follows that?

Does Medicare or medicare pay for a diabetic ID bracelet? what about web sites that say they will deliver your diabetic supplies to your door if you are on medicare or medicare?

Does eating a lot of sugar make your body resistant to its own insulin? I would think that based on the "use it or lose it" motto that you would want to eat a lot of sugar to avoid diabetes. I’m referring to diabetes mellitus.
I’m thinking that if you cut sugar out of your diet then your islets of langerhan will begin to atrophy due to lack of use which would result in diabetes.
So eating more sugar would be a better way to avoid diabetes. Am I right?

and the doctor said one of my blood test came back elevated which meant I didn’t have diabetes. Then she said it means I will have to do the non stress test. What does this mean and why do I have to do it?

Is popcorn (no butter) bad if your blood sugar is just slightly high?