I am not passive ill or those bullshit.I do everything possible to take care of myself, but I have not seen any significant progress in all these years that I dare to think otherwise.With me they had …
The problem I have seen in my 22 years too, is that most diabetics are very depressive on this issue and that does not help fight to advance faster.And although it is surely not their intention, this …
I wonder if you also had a predisposition from 6 months or 1 year of life as these studies suggest. https://www.diabetesforo.com/discusion/14137/detectado-un-sign- precursor-de-la-diabetes-tipipo-1-de…
after just over two months of my girl's debut I only see business business with all the devices that I am not yet in it and I don't know when I will be.My question is: there are someone, adults or chi…
What a sad fair.The most interesting thing was a product that has been in the market for almost 3 years and that is much worse than the one that has been 10 (Dexcom). Ah and stop saying nonsense with …
this clock if I don't see it, very cool if it is but imagine get 15 or more glycemia a day as you would look like the capillaries and you see the wrist unlessHave some skin protection system or someth…
In 3 months that I use the Free I never detected a hiccThey marked hypos being 200 or more and that I get tired of being all the time returning, if that is to work well, I prefer to wait for the "magi…
Freestyle and Dexcom that we obviously know, are not devices of the same nature as the Sugarbeat since the first 2 carry a needle always nailed to the skin and the Sugarbeat no.
The only thing you have to click every day to calibrate the patch.Only because of that inconvenience no longer seems so attractive unless the price is significantly cheaper and can also be financed by…
An interview with the researcher today at La Vanguardia: The doctor and researcher Pere Santamaria knows what it is to have a disease autoimmune , in which the immune system attacks by error tissues a…
It seems that tomorrow they present it in Paris: http://www.nemauramedical.com/news/2017/nema-medical-inc-present-sugarbeat-poster-advanced-technologies-theatments-diabetes-symposium-attd-paris-februr…
Our research with encapsulated islets took an important step forward this year, when the first human being with type 1 diabetes had inserted encapsulated islets in his body as part of a clinical trial…
For that we are, but you really never put yourself at 200 or 300 or do you have down to 50? If your values after so many months being diabetic are always so good, they also diagnosed you badly and y…
The values you have now are very good for a type1, stress and lack of control puts you 200 or 300 not to 140. So don't worry about that. Those values so perfect that you had at the beginning I thi…
I published it precisely because although the article of "Nature" is February 2016, this Sunday I was cited "La Vanguardia" as one of the 10 most promising investigations of last year.
A study published in Nature shows a new approach to the treatment of nanoparticle -based disease, therapeutic approach that has worked in several animal models of autoimmune diseases.The research has …
Ensuring that a cure will never come out and that you will have to click on a lifetime, it can cause hopelessness in many people (especially in children and parents) and hopelessness is the worst thin…
we are debutants in this, because my son was diagnosed 11 months ago, but we have realized that people in general are not aware of what is a dangeticType 1, therefore they think that taking care of th…
I imagine that he will refer to the strips since he speaks of the business of the century, the lancetas are cheap and can be reused without many problems.
No problem.More than offended, it makes me angry that some diabetics try to give a positive vision of this disease when with other chronic diseases it does not happen.I can't help answering when I rea…
A new drug could cure type 1 diabetes
I am not passive ill or those bullshit.I do everything possible to take care of myself, but I have not seen any significant progress in all these years that I dare to think otherwise.With me they had …
Read comment →A new drug could cure type 1 diabetes
The problem I have seen in my 22 years too, is that most diabetics are very depressive on this issue and that does not help fight to advance faster.And although it is surely not their intention, this …
Read comment →DM 1 diagnosed 2 months ago
I wonder if you also had a predisposition from 6 months or 1 year of life as these studies suggest. https://www.diabetesforo.com/discusion/14137/detectado-un-sign- precursor-de-la-diabetes-tipipo-1-de…
Read comment →Someone who doesn't use any "device"?
after just over two months of my girl's debut I only see business business with all the devices that I am not yet in it and I don't know when I will be.My question is: there are someone, adults or chi…
Read comment →More and better diabetes technology at the ATTD 2017 event
What a sad fair.The most interesting thing was a product that has been in the market for almost 3 years and that is much worse than the one that has been 10 (Dexcom). Ah and stop saying nonsense with …
Read comment →A new drug could cure type 1 diabetes
Exact there is nothing more bleak and terrible than not having hope. "I lost all hope that you enter!" "It was shown at the door of Dante's hell.
Read comment →Sugarbeat, glucose monitor without punctures and in real time
this clock if I don't see it, very cool if it is but imagine get 15 or more glycemia a day as you would look like the capillaries and you see the wrist unlessHave some skin protection system or someth…
Read comment →Sugarbeat, glucose monitor without punctures and in real time
In 3 months that I use the Free I never detected a hiccThey marked hypos being 200 or more and that I get tired of being all the time returning, if that is to work well, I prefer to wait for the "magi…
Read comment →Sugarbeat, glucose monitor without punctures and in real time
Freestyle and Dexcom that we obviously know, are not devices of the same nature as the Sugarbeat since the first 2 carry a needle always nailed to the skin and the Sugarbeat no.
Read comment →Sugarbeat, glucose monitor without punctures and in real time
The only thing you have to click every day to calibrate the patch.Only because of that inconvenience no longer seems so attractive unless the price is significantly cheaper and can also be financed by…
Read comment →Nanoparticles to reprogram the immune system in DT1 (in animals)
An interview with the researcher today at La Vanguardia: The doctor and researcher Pere Santamaria knows what it is to have a disease autoimmune , in which the immune system attacks by error tissues a…
Read comment →Sugarbeat, glucose monitor without punctures and in real time
It seems that tomorrow they present it in Paris: http://www.nemauramedical.com/news/2017/nema-medical-inc-present-sugarbeat-poster-advanced-technologies-theatments-diabetes-symposium-attd-paris-februr…
Read comment →Interview with Karen Addington, JDRF
Our research with encapsulated islets took an important step forward this year, when the first human being with type 1 diabetes had inserted encapsulated islets in his body as part of a clinical trial…
Read comment →Me and my diabetes, two friends already inseparable.
With friends like this who needs enemies.
Read comment →Little sensitivity to rapid insulin
For that we are, but you really never put yourself at 200 or 300 or do you have down to 50? If your values after so many months being diabetic are always so good, they also diagnosed you badly and y…
Read comment →Little sensitivity to rapid insulin
The values you have now are very good for a type1, stress and lack of control puts you 200 or 300 not to 140. So don't worry about that. Those values so perfect that you had at the beginning I thi…
Read comment →Nanoparticles to reprogram the immune system in DT1 (in animals)
I published it precisely because although the article of "Nature" is February 2016, this Sunday I was cited "La Vanguardia" as one of the 10 most promising investigations of last year.
Read comment →Nanoparticles to reprogram the immune system in DT1 (in animals)
A study published in Nature shows a new approach to the treatment of nanoparticle -based disease, therapeutic approach that has worked in several animal models of autoimmune diseases.The research has …
Read comment →DT1 diabetes for a lifetime
Ensuring that a cure will never come out and that you will have to click on a lifetime, it can cause hopelessness in many people (especially in children and parents) and hopelessness is the worst thin…
Read comment →Sugary juices we opt for hypoglycemia
Where this is a good Coca-Cola juice ...
Read comment →A new drug could cure type 1 diabetes
we are debutants in this, because my son was diagnosed 11 months ago, but we have realized that people in general are not aware of what is a dangeticType 1, therefore they think that taking care of th…
Read comment →Correct levels with insulin (Tresiba)
I always correct myself quickly when I am 200 or I think he will get up even if I have not eaten anything.I don't see the problem.
Read comment →Reactive strips - the business of the century
I imagine that he will refer to the strips since he speaks of the business of the century, the lancetas are cheap and can be reused without many problems.
Read comment →The other diabetes face
No problem.More than offended, it makes me angry that some diabetics try to give a positive vision of this disease when with other chronic diseases it does not happen.I can't help answering when I rea…
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