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Hello Jason,
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hi there so you mention you have diabetes are yo on meds? type 1 or 2? or have you overcome this problem
Jay
Jay,
I had type 1 but I made a decision to repair the problem through diet and exercise. In the last 12 months I have lost 40 pounds and generally eat a raw diet – http://www.naturalnews.com/027252_diabetes_health_olive_oil.html -I am now 205 pds at 6′ ft tall. I am in the best shape of my life, I can run a 6:58 mile, run 10 miles at a pace of 9:30 a mile, & do Crossfit 3x a week. Even if you can’t completely get off meds diet and exercise have so many benefits for your life!!