@CBCNews If you report science, good idea to publicize the links for the whole story otherwise you could be causing misunderstanding. https://t.co/lnPlInd60f
"Australian researchers hope their detection kit could one day be used as a standard test for newborns, catching #Type1diabetes in its earliest stages and enabling the development of treatments to delay or even prevent its onset." https://t.co/U3cdfrh7wJ #researchupdate
@devla@MikhailaAleksis Remember those pencils where you had spare tips in the pencil body and would take the dull tip out and push it in to the back end to push a new lead out?If your gut needs a new lead everyday maybe making a change could help? I eat meat and leafy greens only. All is working 100%.
When people say "non diabetics spike all the time" no...no they don't. People who eat carbage spike, non diabetics eating low carb high protein have normal blood sugar. https://t.co/ZelKMW3rM6
@cadiulus Is it skin irritation from the adhesive? I get no irritation from my Libre, which I love, but I want to try the Dexcom for it’s improved accuracy but I have sensitive skin.
@terrysmall This article is nicely written and covers many topics with an index of studies, so rare. I also believe there’s a lot in traditional diets that affect the brain. @WestonAPrice really dives deep into the topic. I like this article about fats and the body. https://t.co/rgP10QnkEy