Personally, the data I’ve read about vitamin D levels affecting type 1 diabetes cases makes more sense. In cold places people also don’t get a lot of sunlight and this lack of vitamin D serves as a risk factor for type 1- or so I’ve heard/read. I would have received adequate vitamin D from the sun and ate a very different diet. Home Diabetes Essentials Personal Stories Products Food D-News Examined Health 2.0 MORE >>

I didnt realize that the vitamins I was taking had no extra iron. The JDRF e-newsletter with my story came out a few weeks ago. have become an advocate for the JDRF and for the organ transplant group Life Connections of Ohio. my new islets Friday, February 5, 2010 Results of 18 month visit to Minneapolis Here are the lab results from my 18 month visit to Minneapolis. They look good. Cholesterol is 167 HDL is 83, which is higher than the last time. MORE >>

Herbal supplements, vitamins, minerals, a special diet and lots of probiotics and enzymes. I am still very active in the DOC, in JDRF, in all things Diabetes. People have been amazing. Asking me how I am feeling, what is actually wrong, and what is going on. Let me say thank you. Thank YOU. I can feel it. Everyday. Lurking inside of me. It hurts. It burns. It aches. No matter what I do or don’t do its there. Somedays so bad I cant go to work, and I can't talk without gagging. MORE >>

The vitamins with iron helped. have become an advocate for the JDRF and for the organ transplant group Life Connections of Ohio. Group Blog - Diabetes snapshots Group Blog - Lets Get Moving - exercise Group Blog - To Carb or Not to Carb Group blog - My biggest supporter Group blogging- wildcard JDRF advocacy ▼ April (2) Results of my 21 month visit to Minneapolis Islet Cell Transplant Recipients is a new page on. MORE >>

He also presents a few other theories, such as the Sunshine Hypothesis, also known as the Vitamin D hypothesis. Again, his selection of this particular theory is questionable or debatable, in part, because Vitamin D is among the most supplemented vitamins anywhere, although there are questions as to whether there's a legitimate difference between the vitamin D attained from the sun and the man-made supplements that exist in everyday foods. MORE >>