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National Library of Medicine => National Library of Medicine => Topic started by: Big Chicken on January 01, 2024, 01:39:06 am
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Yea I’m not sure why. There is postive and negative with any drug. Pros and cons. My biggest problem is doctor writing for insulin. Patients learn to continue to ear bad. Their A1C will show improvement because they learn to titrate the insulin. But all that sugar and carbs go to liver. If doctors look at the patients liver labs. They can pretty much rule out the patient is still loading carbs and sugars there for causing fatty liver.
Doctor (s) don’t want you cured. Most of them look like crap.
Just saying
True, and maybe not the doctors. I think most wanna cure people but trials and such are run by the script drug cartels. They want a drug that you will take the rest of your life and not a one shot cure. No money in that. It is evil greed inheirnet.
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Yea I’m not sure why. There is postive and negative with any drug. Pros and cons. My biggest problem is doctor writing for insulin. Patients learn to continue to ear bad. Their A1C will show improvement because they learn to titrate the insulin. But all that sugar and carbs go to liver. If doctors look at the patients liver labs. They can pretty much rule out the patient is still loading carbs and sugars there for causing fatty liver.
Doctor (s) don’t want you cured. Most of them look like crap.
Just saying
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I do not get it. It shows different kinds of trials but no results.
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK216172/