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"We either buy insulin or we die," says @impaulius. He — along with @yourejustmytype1 and others — is grappling with the rising cost of insulin, which cost around $35 in 2001 and has skyrocketed to $275 today. How is this possible? Current regulations (and slight tweaks to the formula) allow the top three manufacturers to increase prices without any consequences. | @laujunca #diabetes #diabetesawareness #diabeteslife #diabeteshelp #insulin #insulinforall #insulindependent #nytopinion

Schönen Abend, puh heute war ein wilder Tag. Trotz der Hitze viel Fahrrad gefahren, am See gewesen (da auch das Bild geschossen) und jetzt endlich daheim. Allerdings überlege ich mir gerade noch zur Eisdiele zu gehen Dann auch noch Ärger mit meiner Diabetesberaterin gehabt, dazu erzähl ich euch morgen mehr. Aber irgendwie hab ich mit denen kein Glück. Naja mal sehen, was die Zukunft so bringt. Heute Abend noch ein Bild von mir + Freestyle Libre! Wo tragt ihr den? Ich kann mich irgendwie nicht überreden lassen, ihn wo anders als an den äußeren Oberarmen anzubringen. Liebe Grüße Euer Toby #diabetes #diabetestyp1 #diabetestyp2 #diabetesmanagement #diabetestype1 #diabeteshelp #diabeteskost #sportmitdiabetes #lebenmitdiabetes #blutzucker #hba1c #freestylelibre #abbott #libreview #librelink #accuchek #humalog #protaphane #dextroenergy #cornyfree #diabetestattoo #armsleeve #tattooidee #münchentattoo #tattooedart #diabetesgermany #diafittoby #pescetarier #See #sommertage

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[] One of the underlying pathophysiological processes of PCOS is insulin resistance. . Insulin Resistance occurs when your cells do not respond well to normal levels of insulin. . Over time, being resistant to insulin leads to what is known as hyperinsulinemia and hyperglycemia (aka too much insulin and sugar roaming around in your blood). . If the hyperglycaemic and hyperinsulinemic states are sustained for long enough, they can be detrimental to your health and drive symptoms of PCOS!! . METFORMIN is a prescription drug commonly used as a treatment for Type 2 Diabetes, however it is also used to control symptoms of PCOS. It works by improving the sensitivity of your cells to insulin, resulting in the reduction of blood insulin and sugar levels. . Although Metformin does work in some patients - it is important to be aware of the side effects. These include nausea, diarrhea, fatigue, flatulence, bloating, anorexia, metallic taste, rash and abdominal pain. The severity of these side effects vary from patient to patient. There are also some studies that suggest Metformin may hinder egg quality. This becomes important in patients who are trying to conceive. . Those that are taking Metformin should also consider taking a b12 supplement. Long term Metformin use is linked with b12 deficiency. B12 is very important for egg quality in fertility patients and for general health. . Lastly, there are plenty of naturopathic treatments that are not only comparable to metformin, but outperform the drug completely without the unwanted side effects. This includes things like NAC, Berberine, Chromium, Cinnamon and much, much more. . If you’d like to get to the bottom of your PCOS, and you feel like you’ve tried every medication out there without any relief, send me a message and let’s get you on the road to recovery! . IMPORTANT: if you are using Metformin, talk to your doctor or naturopath before changing or stopping your medication. Similarly, do not start any herbal or supplement routine without consulting your naturopath first.[]

from @letshealthier - "Do you agree? . . Many of the important determinants of health actually lie in the hands of our farmers: . the nutrient profile of the food - an apple today contains way less nutrients than it did 50 years ago... so even though we may be eating healthily, our depleted soil system means we still may not be getting all the micronutrients we need . the chemicals and pesticides in the foods that wreak havoc with our gut health, mitochondrial function, neurological and endocrine system . . the same chemicals above also run off from the farmlands and make its way into our water/ecosystem (studies have shown that air and rain water samples may contain glyphosate ) . . So what’s the solution? Support farmers who are doing the right things . . vote with your dollar, you have more power than you think if we can shift our purchase choices toward products that support our health and the environment, the industries will have to change to meet our demands. . .. Health starts with clean, quality produce and you can absolutely make an impact. . . Ps I did some stories on how to minimise your toxin exposure so go watch if you are interested ☝️ . By @plateful.health . Follow us @letshealthier for more healthy tips, diabetes guide - #regrann

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