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gmr1959

2y ago

Need advice on diabetes medication

My blood sugar is quite high. What type of medication do you use to control you blood sugar? I cannot take Metformin.

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ThatRAchic

2y ago

I’ve completely changed my diet after watching that video from Dr Barnard. I eat complex carbs, quinoa, brown rice, lentils - a completely plant based diet and I no longer have to take insulin every day! It really works!!!!
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Goober

2y ago

Metformin and limiting carbs, A1C test twice yearly, 6.2 for years now
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Mel73

2y ago

My dr put me on farxigma.
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gmr1959

2y ago

How, Sylvia?
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Sylvia

2y ago

I have type 2 I have my A1c down 6.2 🤗
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Titan

2y ago

I take ozempic and Toujeo along with Steglarto
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gmr1959

2y ago

Dollymygirl, has Victosa caused any side effects and what are those?
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ThatRAchic

2y ago

I just watched a discussion from Dr. Barnard, you can find it on YouTube, about how a plant based diet can reverse diabetes. It’s titled Food and it’s affect on hormones, I believe. You should check it out.
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Dollymygirl

2y ago

I also use a continuous glucose monitor that helps me see how food directly effects my blood sugar levels
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Dollymygirl

2y ago

I use metforman and victoza
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Lisak

2y ago

I also take Metformin. 1000 mg twice a day. Sometimes my glucose goes too low and I feel awful.
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gmr1959

2y ago

Without insurance these meds are expensive. My insurance is very good.
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PolishGem

2y ago

I normally take Metformin but have no insurance or doctor so I'm not taking anything. Can't afford anything.

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