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"Guy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Saw this on Rick Mendosa site. I find some of it may fit
some things I have observed.

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I would like to hear inputs or other data in this area.

A lot of that is over my head. But I have thought for a long
time, that diabetes itself is what causes people to gain
weight. I used to be very thin. Very much underweight. So
much so that I would be chastised each time I went to the
Dr. He seemed to think that if only I would eat more, I
would gain weight. Such was not the case. During this time
period, I ate a lot! I had reactive hypoglycemia. And for
some reason, the food that I ate always seemed to rush right
through me. I was constantly hungry and could never seem to
get enough to eat. I was also growing. When I stopped
growing, I became a more normal weight. I stayed like this
for several years. Then suddenly, I began to gain weight.
Suddenly, I had to watch every bite of food I put in my
mouth. I exercised. I exercised more! And still I gained. I
also noticed that for the first time in my life, I could
skip a meal. I didn't have the symptoms of hypoglycemia any
more. Could it be that the diabetes had already started? I
don't know. But what I do know is that now I am eating less
food than ever. And yet I am still overweight. Yes, I am
losing weight, but it's a tough battle and the weight is
coming off slowly. Perhaps if I didn't have so many medical
problems and could do more varied kinds of exercise on a
consistent basis, I'd lose the weight faster. Then again,
many of my medical problems seem related to the diabetes.

I'd be willing to bet that one day, they'll make a
connection between diabetes and many of the other health
problems we are battling. Is there a connection between
diabetes and thyroid problems? What about psoriasis?
Fibromyalgia? Many people seem to think so.
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