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Dr. Richard Bernstein: Diabetes Solutions. He has more than 40 years working as a dr and has developed a system of management that will help your daughter achieve normal blood sugars. 3. You may go to U-Tube and look up Bernstein Diabetes University. There are more than 200 lectures about diabetes management. Look about the one for parents who have newly diagnosed children. 4. There is a facebook group called typeonegrit.

Richard Bernstein on Blood sugar control and diabetes. Bernstein Diabetes University. There is also a an-online support group called Type 1 Grit. This group of people use modern treatment combined with low carb diet to get normal blood sugars. Please do not restrict your son's fluid intake at this time. Do take him straight back to the ER if you have any concerns any changes in his behavior, and in particularly if he has any vomiting or diarrhoea.

David Bernstein, MD 516-562-2061 ***@**** Principal Investigator: David Bernstein, MD Concorde Medical Group Recruiting New York, New York, United States, 10016 Contact: Hillel Tobias, MD 212-889-5544 hillel.

Hi. Very difficult. Are you on a low carb diet? Low carb diet is the best way to minimize lows and highs. If you are constantly having DKA your blood sugar must be so very high. I suggest you read the book "Diabetes Solutions" by Dr. Richard Berstein. It teaches you how to use and fine tune insulin doses. It also teaches you how to eat very low carb. There is a facebook group called Type1 Grit. Please look into that. Also, U-Tube "Bernstein Diabetes University".

Hi, yes, considering that diabetes is a condition where our bodies can no longer handle carbs properly, limiting carbs is a logical approach. Many people are having success. Including me. I have been eating low carb for about 10 years now, and can get normal blood sugar levels (hba1c of close to 5) though I do still require insulin (I am not T2). Dr. Richard Bernstein wrote a whole book on this called "diabetes solutions".

Hi Jimmy, Premixed insulin requires you to eat on a fixed schedule, and you cannot easily change your insulin dose. Separate dosing of Lantus (long acting) and Humalog (short acting) where you inject each insulin separately (also called MDI for multi daily injections) is much more flexible. You test and adjust your basal insulin (lantus), then you dose your fast acting for each meal based on how much food / carbs/ protein you eat.

It does not mean that allergy will occur to every compound of that group. It is individual to every person and caution should be maintained before taking any medications of that group. Best.

) and also many who follow ketogenic or low carb way of eating. There is a large group of people who are being coached by VirtaHealth Group in the same approach and with often outstanding results. Some people can even get off medications and as long as they keep following the low carb way of eating have apparently reversed their diabetes. So, lifestyle is even more critical for T2. And it can make all the difference.

Diabetes Solutions by DR. Richard Bernstein or at least log on Amazon.com to read the reviews on his book. This book is arguably the most important book on diabetes 2. Good luck.

Dr Richard Bernstein, now 82, has had diabetes for about 70 years. He is still working. He has lecture series on bernstein university (utube), also wrote book diabetes solutions. He teaches that with excellent control and normalizing blood sugars people, with diabetes can live the same lives, as those without. Of choose it takes some resilience and dedication to control diabetes long term.

Dr, Ira Jacobson is fabulous and so is David Bernstein. I know the wait to see Jacobson is quite long so if you are in a rush, I'd try one of the others mentioned. Dr. I Jacobson 50 East 69th Street New York, NY 10021 (212) 746-2115 Dr.

Look up Dr Richard Bernstein and Bernstein University on u tube fir more info. He is a pioneer of normalizing blood sugars in people with diabetes.

I am a long distancer runner training for a marathon. I have lived with type 1 diabetes for thirteen years. I use the Bernstein dietary regimen and "exercise technique", which consists of eating small amounts of dextrose while running to compensate for the hypoglycemic effect of exercise. The aim is to keep blood sugar normal at all times. It works. Google "Bernstein diabetes" for the book.

Depending on your results from your blood sugar meter you may need to eat much lower carb to manage blood sugars. This is called "eat to your meter" appraoch. An alternative low carb approach recommended by Dr. Bernstein is detailed in his book "Diabetes Solutions" and also discussed on Utube at "Bernstein Diabetes University". He recommends typically about 30 g of carbs / day mostly from non-starchy veges. You will need to experiment and see what works for you.

Thanks so much Mr. Gatorade for your comment to the long distance runner re:Dr. Bernstein's Regimen and 'exercise technique'. By googling "Bernstein Diabetes" as you suggested, a whole new world of info has opened up, and it seems that there is enormous hope for people with diabetes to avoid many complications and achieve excellent control. I have ordered Doc.

If you have a strong family history of penicillin allergy, then amoxicillin group also should be avoided. Also please mention this fact to any doctor you or your daughter and other children visit. An antiallergic like Benadryl should be given and please stop the medicine. Discuss with your doctor as soon as possible. Hope this helps. Please let me know if there is any thing else and do keep me posted. Take care!

She finally suggested that my son had a milk protein allergy, she switched our formula to hypoallergenic, and within 24hrs of being on his new formula, he was a changed, much happier baby who slept all through the night. My son however now suffers from severe throat issues. He has a thickened esophagus lining, and other gastrointestinal issues that will taunt him for the rest of his life.

Bernstein Diabetes University (on U-tube). He also has a book called Diabetes Solution. Bernstein is the father of modern diabetes management and a very strong proponent of low carb to manage diabetes.

You may also want to see Bernstein Diabetes University on U-tube, which has lots of great information on managing and normalizing blood sugars.

I now watch TBN amap since I was raised by non-practicing Catholics. Oh, Dr. Richard K. Bernstein is a must-taking insulin over 50 years!

What an incredible talent she was. She has left such a legacy. Another strong women who wasn't afraid to stand up for what is right.

Not silly - I posted a similar question on sulpha drug allergy in March - because the only comprehensive study that has ever been done on habits of a group of IGM sufferers, turned up a higher than normal incidence of sulpha drug allergies within the group, as opposed to general population, even though it is a common allergy. I am allergic to sulpha, and I believe I may have been treated for a UTI with a sulpha based drug shortly before my first IGM episode...

Hi Alyssa, sorry to hear about your daughter. You and she will have a very steep learning curve in the next weeks to months. Diabetes can be managed, and life goes on not too different from before. I would recommend you read the book "Diabetes Solution" by Dr. Richard Bernstein. He teaches about managing blood sugars very well with medications and low carb diet. There is also a group called Type1grit - you can look it up.

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