Joslin's Insulin Deskbook. Designating and Initiating Insulin Treatment Programs by R.S. Beaser, MD and the Staff of Joslin Diabetes Center. 2008.This book from Medical library. It is outdated. So, it is not expensive to buy. Still, this book gave me more info then any free booklets distributed by CDC or ADA. This can be used in in-service for pro who care for diabetics both types, type 2 or type 1. In spite that author present that type 2 and type 1 have different reaction to insulin treatment and different need in this therapy, it is all the same. At least how do I see from my personal insulin use. Do I have different skin reaction if I inject insulin in the same spot day after day? No. Do I have different reaction when sugar is low? No. Do I take different type of insulin? No, the same as type 1. Insulin is for any type of diabetes. Both types of diabetics use different types of insulin, depending on Rx MD prefer, or price, or personal tolerance.
"The year insulin was discovered by Drs Frederick Banting and Charlies Best of Toronto..... " - this is how author starts his book. Really, C. Best was a doctor who worked with Dr. Banting and he is co-discover of insulin? Sorry, it is far away from being true. In 1921 C,Best was student second of medical school. He just pass first year of his medical school training and did not start second year yet. But regardless of this fact he all the time presented as 'co-discover' of insulin. The question is, R.S. Beaser, MD would put the students who helped him as associates in his data gatherings and all the supporting studies, put any one of them on First Place? No, he would not. But the same as Dr. Joslin he is ready to put C. Best as discover of insulin, and really forget about Dr. Banting.
Shame of you, R.S. Beaser, MD. You do know the true. If so, then why do you hide it?
So, I started to read this book very carefully, really without good trust in author and his publication. But as God Father taught his son, keep enemies closer. So, I do study what MD do know about us, and how they present us to the public. Very fanny, doctors are not my enemies, right? If so, then why I am ill? Because of I was born diabetic? Not at all. Because of at the time when insulin was already on market, I did not have it. Only in 2014 I became legal insulin dependent diabetic, and only after 2014 I do have insulin supply for my needs. If so, then say me, am I right? Does not matter. I still very careful and open mined.
Initiation for insulin treatment. At first it is diagnose, type 1 or type 2 diabetes. But it is absurd. If diagnose already made then insulin initiation is already done. Type 1 diabetic must take insulin. Type 2 diabetic will take SU. The same reason, not sufficient insulin secretion in ether case. But in one case it is Royal Type 1, and in another case it is blue blooded tape 2. For blue blooded type 2 diabetic beta cells must be destroyed and sugar in blood must reach closer to fatal level. If one is lucky, one will have insulin and survive. In most cases diabetics type 2 die. It is all not my fantasy. It is all in the deskbook of Joslin Diabetes Center. Sad story with fatal end for 76,000 American Diabetics type 2. Every year about 76,000 American Diabetics type 2 die due to diabetes, high blood sugar level. !00% preventable death with insulin treatment imitated at the time of diagnose and right treatment therapy.
Glucose Toxicity. Really what is it? So, sugar in blood presented as it is toxic. Is this really true? If so then why every one do have sugar in blood, diabetic or not, and only for diabetics sugar is toxic? Difficult to take it for granted. On the other hand, if one is ill, then even temperature of body can kill victim of inflammation. Is this temperature of body toxic for victim of flu? Or it is virus or bacteria to blame for? If so then say me, why it is sugar in our blood is toxic? Not at all. It is pancreas inflammation which killed beta cells and now insulin secretion declined. So, if insulin added in injections, then there is no sugar toxicity, right?
Shame of you, R.S. Beaser, M. You better to present real problem and real cause of disease.
Adequate treatment for postprandial hyperglycemia. What is this about? It is about that type 2 diabetic eat so much that we do have high blood sugar because of our pancreas cannot tolerate our eating disorders. At least how it is all the time presented by MD. It is Obesity to blame that type 2 diabetics die early, and develop complications. I name this treatment for diabetics type 2 Abusity Discrimination Therapy. Really, say me, why type 1 diabetics do have insulin and I have to take SU and lost beta cells which secret insulin? Now, does any one non diabetic has elevated level of sugar after eat? Yes, it is human nature. The difference between non-diabetic and diabetic type 2 in the ability to secret insulin. Type 2 diabetic body do not have this ability. We need insulin injected from outside, the same as diabetics type 1.
Personally, when I do have low blood sugar I take insulin shot before my first bite. Odd, I do know, still it works perfectly. Why? Because my pancreas does not secret insulin. When I do have low blood sugar due to insulin injection it does not mean that insulin is present in my blood. There still no insulin. I inject dose of insulin, and start to eat. No hunger. I eat as every one non diabetic. I do have insulin, and insulin injected do the job in the same way as it is natural insulin my pancreas secret. I am type 2 diabetic. I am not type 1 diabetic. I have to take high dose of insulin, over 300 units daily dose.
I do not see that MD do have more info then any Old Lady on internet who present how one cured diabetes type 2 with weight loss. She lost weight with low carb diet, and now she is diabetes type 2 free. She lost 105 pounds. Now she is 220 pounds .... on low carb diet. LOL! I love this diet! Of cause she did not say, she takes diuretics as supplement for low carb diet. Oh, if I could take water pills probably I could use my legs better.
Insulinopenia. Well, it is something about insulin secretion, if this sufficient or not. Really author has no one idea how to find it out. C peptide test in not reliable, as he said. It is difficult clinically to determine if insulin secretion sufficient or limited. Now what? How MD can be sure that obesity was the cause of diabetes type 2 they diagnosed victim with and started treat victim with Abusive Discrimination Therapy? Then it is easy to check up if insulin present in blood and C Peptide level is high or low. SU force victim's pancreas to secret insulin even there is no need in it, diabetic does not eat at the time so, blood sugar is not high but low.But because of it is natural insulin it come out with C Peptide, So, the level of C Peptide is high. Brilliant!
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