Questions about Hyperinsulinemia/Diabetes

Roadtoad said:
:hb:

I never thought I'd say this, but I miss Franko.
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What than did you said?

(sorry, you was quick, I added something in bold letters, you may re-read)

All,
I am bit non'technical & poor in language, so pls wait & expect corrections of mistakes/additions. I think you know as greatly experianced.

Btw, by this smile(smile) :hb: , what doest it mean, smiling, breaking his or breaking my head or breking his computer/keypad?:)

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Kumar said:
What than did you said?

(sorry, you was quick, I added something in bold letters, you may re-read)

All,
I am bit non'technical & poor in language, so pls wait & expect corrections of mistakes/additions. I think you know as greatly experianced.
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Sorry, I don't buy that excuse. This is not a real time chat, you have plenty of time to get your posts right before posting. Giong back and changing them after posting without acknowledging your changes is poor form.

It's also dishonest.


ETA: You have been posting here for over 2 years. You are not new to this. Cut the crap.
 
Kumar said:
What than did you said?

(sorry, you was quick, I added something in bold letters, you may re-read)

All,
I am bit non'technical & poor in language, so pls wait & expect corrections of mistakes/additions. I think you know as greatly experianced.

Btw, by this smile(smile) :hb: , what doest it mean, smiling, breaking his or breaking my head or breking his computer/keypad?:)
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That smilie is exactly the response we all have to your posts.
 
fowlsound said:
We can absolutely depend on you to troll, post crap links, and not to read/digest/care about a single thing posted by very intelligent and learned people who give you an inordinate amount of patience.
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Yes, they are just keeping patience. Can't this be true, when you talk about other systems? Whether everything is ok/absolute to accept absolutely(free from perfection/chage).

What about my question about your asking about cancer--some mel....? Sorry, i just remember, you asked, but couldn't find that post. I may be wrong.

Direct quiestion, I feel bit suspicious, are you related to administration of this forum?

About editing, I wanted to avoid many postings, rather I dislike more numbers of postings, so add/correct to enhance meaning of that post. Moreover, I may edit/post before I could read reply of other based on my post. Some idea may also strike just after posting, as por brain remain on that subject and I want to enhance the value of that post. Sometime,when someone has quoted immediately after post, I restore original post, coping quoted post. I do/done it thinking good, but anyway If you take it as wrong/dishonesty, I shall post seprately, in future as it "doing real good can be punished/nailed here, as per entitlemests/system of current age" . OK to all?
 
Kumar said:
Yes, they are just keeping patience. Can't this be true, when you talk about other systems? Whether everything is ok/absolute to accept absolutely(free from perfection/chage).

What about my question about your asking about cancer--some mel....? Sorry, i just remember, you asked, but couldn't find that post. I may be wrong.

Direct quiestion, I feel bit suspicious, are you related to administration of this forum?

About editing, I wanted to avoid many postings, rather I dislike more numbers of postings, so add/correct to enhance meaning of that post. Moreover, I may edit/post before I could read reply of other based on my post. Some idea may also strike just after posting, as por brain remain on that subject and I want to enhance the value of that post. Sometime,when someone has quoted immediately after post, I restore original post, coping quoted post. I do/done it thinking good, but anyway If you take it as wrong/dishonesty, I shall post seprately, in future as it "doing real good can be punished/nailed here, as per entitlemests/system of current age" . OK to all?
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I have nothing to do with the administration of this board.

Do you now feel you are subject to administrative action? why is that? Are you afriad we will see through your ad-homs and twisting of our words?
 
Kumar said:
Yes, why you have to do so hard in provokating your thoughts? Are these via keyboard/computer/routines only? :D
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Actually, invoking occam's razor, that is the quintessential response to your post as far as I can see.
 
fowlsound said:
Actually, invoking occam's razor, that is the quintessential response to your post as far as I can see.
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Why, when people only playing table tennis on lawn tennis ground, thinking playing or playing tennis? Sorry, but I don't understand this table tennis game, so just useless.
 
Kumar said:
Rolfe, you have brain-HansTM, better apply it, not just go along with as a common wo/man alike me. Itching, scratching are words in modern medical dict.

*snip*
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This is a glaring insult towards Rolfe, who is not only immensely more intelligent and knowledgeable than you, but who has also repeatedly taken much trouble to try to explain things to you.

Unfortunately, forum rules do not enable me to give you what you have due, but I will highlight this as a warning to anybody who still thinks they can talk any sense at all to you. This is the thanks you can expect fom Kumar: Arrogance, lies, misinterpretations.

And Kumar considers himself a good-doer.

:nope:

Hans
 
So, Kumar, when you asked Physiotherapist about "itch", you really had no thought of applying his replies to homoeopathy, or the doctrine of the Psora? Really? None at all?

We also need a Pinocchio smilie, I think.

Rolfe.
 
Kumar,

I don't really know what you are getting at by asking questions about itching. I really don't see what itching has to do with either physiotherapy or massage and I practice both.

All the cells of the body need to be able to utilise glucose. Glycogen is also stored in muscle, which as I said before are highly metabolically active. Even CSF is at least 50 to 60% glucose.
 
Physiotherapist said:
Even CSF is at least 50 to 60% glucose.
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Don't understand that statement. The glucose concentration in normal CSF is slightly lower than the plasma glucose concentration. So, about 3.5 to 4.5 mmol/l. Yanks should multiply by 18.1 to get the antediluvian units still used in that benighted country.

The concentration will increase if plasma glucose concentration increases (though this is generally held to be a poor route to the diagnosis of daibetes), and decrease if there is a bacterial infection of the CNS (bacteria will consume the glucose).

Don't know where any of that translates to "50 to 60%".

Rolfe.
 
MRC_Hans said:
This is a glaring insult towards Rolfe, who is not only immensely more intelligent and knowledgeable than you, but who has also repeatedly taken much trouble to try to explain things to you.

Unfortunately, forum rules do not enable me to give you what you have due, but I will highlight this as a warning to anybody who still thinks they can talk any sense at all to you. This is the thanks you can expect fom Kumar: Arrogance, lies, misinterpretations.

And Kumar considers himself a good-doer.

:nope:

Hans
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It is not so. First, let Rolfe handle her case herself. Why you pursue for cordinated movements which may make those bit formal. She made no complaint to me. Why you try to oblize her or impress other people indirectly, to protect your position by your that saying, which was most insulting to others than Rolfe. You are misinterpreting & provoking others. You said "Rolfe/she has brain", what do you mean by this? Whether, other don't have? Biology tells, all people have brain.:D including you and me. So I am not insulting, but you have insulted every other member by saying that.

Look at your playground in this science ground, which you have made in this thread, which I have also ignored and tolerated & thought to handle it by good & posted new information possibilties, with your every move of play to make you feel. BUT??Alas! Can you understand about my involvements for all these?

About your this post, & sometime other, avoid to be arrogant/voilent with me., Don't press me to repeat & then feel, past history, as you also contribute & bit justified, many times. In exchange of your contributions, I am not repeating --whose obligations are over now, at this point/you lost everything with me as of now so add furthur:). As I said before, I respected you specially--so say Mr.Hans, so pls maintain it. Pls take care, Mr Hans as:-

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Sorry, thanks & Bye.

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Rolfe said:
So, Kumar, when you asked Physiotherapist about "itch", you really had no thought of applying his replies to homoeopathy, or the doctrine of the Psora? Really? None at all?

We also need a Pinocchio smilie, I think.

Rolfe.
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Absolutely not, really. That psora is different. But good you make me to think check about it now--for why itching?

Still I am bit disturbed, by Mr. hans's your consideration, I will reveal my secret as I am out of my mind.

Getting itch & scrating it is a natural activity practiced by all/most of us most of time, most of our life. So, can there be some beneficial/physiological reasons behind it? I thing those shoud be, Why then(a tip, think dynamically:))....oh I regained?:D

Sometimes I feel to post a topic on Newton's effects as of 3rd law of motion, is valid to normal vs. mad people, good vs. bad---I mean whatever one do, is for getting somewhat opposite effects for his health...or to balance his health, psychologically. Sorry I think, this language is not clear, as I am still getting other thoughts. Next time. Bye.
 
Hi Rolfe,

I think you must be correct. My mistake. I think it must be because I have been trying to answer too many of Kumar's questions in a way that he might understand!!
 
Physiotherapist said:
Kumar,

I don't really know what you are getting at by asking questions about itching. I really don't see what itching has to do with either physiotherapy or massage and I practice both.

All the cells of the body need to be able to utilise glucose. Glycogen is also stored in muscle, which as I said before are highly metabolically active. Even CSF is at least 50 to 60% glucose.
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Sorry, as said, I want to understand scrating's physiological effects on itching. Nothing homeopathic in it. May be a tip for you.

We have many considerations of becoming hyperglycemic(read in physiology essentials):) or diabetogenic. Why we base mostly on insulin or insulin resistance considerations? Can't there be other reasons for a person becoming persistent hyperglycemic? Why all possibilities are not looked at before the start of treatment ?

Furthur, You posts are provoking many thoughts, one that if we go bit slow in intake ot take as per GI index, we may be greately benefited with least medications esp. in early stages. I think, naturally,we should avoid extra load on our special/emergency mechanisms. Is it ok?

Glycogen is a stored glucose with the help of insulin before it help in storing as fats.
 
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