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In Memory of Brian

In Memory of Brian
This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Brian's New Diet

” . . . he always ate his favorite item first, which was almost always the avocado.”

Medicine for Magdalena – Checkup with Ron Rosedale

Medicine for Magdalena – Checkup with Ron Rosedale

Watching as he concentrated, it was like watching a bomb specialist trying to sort through a tangle of wires that are connected to a ticking bomb. Right now, Magdalena’s congestive heart failure was a ticking bomb.

March 2010 Glucose Tolerance Test

March 2010 Glucose Tolerance Test

I passed my March 2010 2-hour glucose tolerance test.  This is better than how I did in 2005, when I failed two glucose tolerance tests in a row.  However,  I did not pass as successfully in March 2010 as I did in 2009. 

January 2009 Glucose Tolerance Test

January 2009 Glucose Tolerance Test

I passed the 2-hour glucose tolerance test I took in January 2009.  That’s over 4 years since I first failed a glucose tolerance test and was told my pancreas would be very, very, very, very unlikely to ever recover more function, and instead would be more likely to fail, since it was already stressed.  In [...]

A “Low Carb” Menu Plan Disaster – from a Diabetes Health Educator

A “Low Carb” Menu Plan Disaster – from a Diabetes Health Educator

My blood sugars went up near 170 the one time I ate a “low carb” meal recommended by an American Diabetes Association, acclaimed diabetes educator. 

October 2005 Glucose Tolerance Test

October 2005 Glucose Tolerance Test

I failed my second 2-hour glucose tolerance test.  Failing two tests makes a diagnosis of diabetes even more official. 

June 2005 Glucose Tolerance Test

June 2005 Glucose Tolerance Test

I failed my first two-hour glucose tolerance test.  This flagged me as a diabetic.

My 2010 Glucose Tolerance Test – Have I Goofed?

My 2010 Glucose Tolerance Test – Have I Goofed?

I may have goofed today, getting a two-hour glucose tolerance test after a weekend bout of  flu. 

Nutrition Think Tank – Lab Results and Report

Here is a before- and after- summary of the lab data for the 2004 Nutrition Think Tank, which was led by Dr. Ron Rosedale.  Labs tests were generously donated by Esoterix Lab (now Nichols Lab, I think), and included a standard cholesterol panel plus more in-depth tests, such as for the hormones leptin and insulin.  [...]

Nutrition Think Tank – Part 6 – Fat Burners

Nutrition Think Tank – Part 6 – Fat Burners

Listen (about an hour) This program was recorded in August, 2004, when the summer Nutrition Think Tank participants have been eating a low-carb, adequate protein, high-quality fat diet now for roughly 8 weeks, and many people are finally adapting to be “fat-burners,” rather than needing to rely mainly on carbohydrate fuels for energy.  Spirits are [...]

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Loren Cordain – Leaky Gut, Whole Grains, Potatoes & Autism

By Shelley

Loren Cordain is a professor at Colorado State University.  He’s an expert on paleolithic lifestyles.  His most recent book is the Paleo Answer.  We... »

Wheat Belly – William Davis MD

By Shelley

"Lose the wheat, lose the weight, and find your path back to health." - William Davis, medical director of Trackyourplaque.com »