Why do the grate apes live on bananas and aren't diabetic or depressed? The
grate apes have 97 percent of human DNA. So, they can properly be chosen as
examples. Why, when we domesticate animals are they infected by all sorts
of human diseases unknown to them in the wild? One should never depend on
personal likes and dislikes to determine what one eats. Rather one should
only eat what is best for the optimal functioning of our bodies and our
brains. One should never burden our internal organs with unnecessary work.
As we do when we eat more sugar than our cells can properly absorb. Because
as all things die, too much overwork can cause organs to prematurely die
before the rest of our bodies do. We wouldn't ask our friends or our family
to do more work than they can safely and healthily do. Particularly if they
are as good to us as are our internal organs. Then why should we expect our
liver or our kidneys or pancreas to do more work than they need to do to
keep our bodies functioning? Since I heard of more and more people
being somehow drug dependent, and having to depend for their existence on
physicians, and getting type II diabetes I have asked myself these
questions.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Doris and Chris" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2014 11:30 PM
Subject: Re: Prayer - Attention Doris
> strawberries, grapes and bananas, while healthy in their own right in
> moderation, are rich in fast carbs and thus not the kind of food a
> diabetic should have a lot of.
>
> a lot of things simply take a while for the body to adjust to. it does
> with me. I always went potty more than once a day but doing it a lot more
> often now. *g* chris is watching my input and output and while I am quite
> productive currently, it is not the runs. If you want to live healthily,
> you will just have to teach your body to like what is good for it.
>
> This does work as i did it once before long before I was diabetic to ward
> off a chronic candida (yeast) infection where I was allergic to several of
> the antifungal grugs used.
>
> praying for you!
>
> Doris and chris
>
>
>
>
> At 09:35 PM 2014/03/03 -0600, you wrote:
>>I have to ask, what kinds of foods make a person feel more full? I know I
>>eat way too much carbs, but I don't seem to know what else to eat. I like
>>vegetables, but raw vegetables seem to give me more tummy issues than
>>they're worth. I'm having a horrible time knowing what to eat. I don't
>>like much in the way of fresh fruit. I do like apples, grapes and
>>strawberries, but there aren't many other fresh fruits I like.
>>
>>Bev
>>
>>----- Original Message ----- From: "Doris and Chris" <[log in to unmask]>
>>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>>Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2014 10:23 PM
>>Subject: Re: Prayer - Attention Doris
>>
>>
>>>Hi, Phil,
>>>
>>>Oh, the many things I learned to enjoy and eat while in the hospital have
>>>me full and not craving any sweets and I have been losing weight. Some of
>>>my clothes now seem almost like a before and after commercial from some
>>>fad diet but they are not.
>>>
>>>some of you have been personal friends and prayer partners for many
>>>years. if things do get personal, I likewise will use pm but with my
>>>diabetes, i am encouraged to learn different people;s experiences.
>>>
>>>since i never liked most sweets I should be fine. oh, and in germany,
>>>traditionally with most people the main meal is eaten around midday.
>>>
>>>praying for just the right job or volunteer opportunity for ms sandy and
>>>a contued gute besserung according to gods will for the both of you.
>>>
>>>hugs,
>>>
>>>Doris and chris
>>>
>>>At 08:58 PM 2014/03/02 -0700, you wrote:
>>>>Doris,
>>>>
>>>>We can easily work something out. Does Germany have more than one time
>>>>zone
>>>>like the states having 4 time zones? According to my iPhone, Berlin is
>>>>8
>>>>hours ahead of the Mountain Time Zone which I am in. I don't know where
>>>>you live from
>>>>Berlin's. I'm guessing therefore, we are 7 or 8 hours apart and I
>>>>am behind you in time, of course. I'd enjoy talking to Chris as well
>>>>and
>>>>praying together, for that matter, too. I'm posting openly on the list
>>>>so
>>>>others can participate but otherwise, when things become more personal,
>>>>I'll
>>>>write privately offlist. I haven't been on my diabetes oral medication
>>>>for
>>>>3 weeks due to my weight loss and my low carb style of eating. I have
>>>>done
>>>>no exercising other than walking which I just started a couple of days
>>>>ago.
>>>>So, I lost 50 pounds in 5 months without being hungry and without
>>>>exercising. Now I'm on the second half of my diet and off the
>>>>medication
>>>>for the high blood sugar so we can talk more about that later. I have
>>>>been
>>>>checking my sugar levels with my talking glucomitor a couple of times
>>>>each
>>>>day to make sure nothing gets out of control but I know now what I can
>>>>eat,
>>>>and not eat, to control the numbers. My sugar levels are normal and
>>>>have
>>>>been these last few weeks. I go to my doctor in a week for an A1C blood
>>>>test but the levels have been normal for the past two years so he moved
>>>>me
>>>>from 3 months to 6 months apart for the A1C test to gives them the
>>>>accurate
>>>>reading over any period of time. My blood sugar levels were in the high
>>>>rage during the 3 days I was in the hospital because they were giving me
>>>>steroids to assist in the healing of my spine so they gave me shots to
>>>>help
>>>>keep it down during those 3 days but otherwise, I've had nothing. I can
>>>>eat
>>>>a lot of food because some foods have no carbohydrates at all and some
>>>>foods
>>>>even help cancel out other foods you are eating with high carbs content.
>>>>I'm sure others
>>>>on the list who are diabetics can testify to similar experiences. About
>>>>5
>>>>years ago, when Vicki's husband John had open heart surgery, my blood
>>>>sugar
>>>>was in the 300 range. Now it runs about 107 to 110 unless I eat a meal
>>>>that
>>>>is elevated with high carbs and then it may jump 2 hours later to 155.
>>>>It
>>>>quickly drops back down, however, to 102 to 110 after those two hours of
>>>>digestion of what I ate. To my amazement, I don't crave food except
>>>>upon occasion and even then, only for brief periods of time. Sometimes
>>>>I forget to eat our evening meal all together. We eat our main meal at
>>>>noon because Sandy used to go to work in the middle of the afternoon so
>>>>we have gotten used to having a big meal for our lunch at the noon hour.
>>>>I've heard people say they forget to eat but I never believed it was
>>>>possible until it began happening to me since June first of this year.
>>>>
>>>>Phil.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>----- Original Message ----- From: "Doris and Chris" <[log in to unmask]>
>>>>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>>>>Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2014 7:05 PM
>>>>Subject: Re: Prayer - Attention Doris
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>that would be wonderful and any time we are not sleeping would work. we
>>>>>would like for Chris to be included in prayer sessions as it is him who
>>>>>is
>>>>>facing a lot of responsibility with my diabetes and often does not feel
>>>>>or
>>>>>is not up to it.
>>>>>
>>>>>Love in Christ,
>>>>>
>>>>>Doris
>>>>>
>>>>>At 02:08 PM 2014/03/02 -0700, you wrote:
>>>>>>Sandy is getting better each day but it is a slow process. I come out
>>>>>>to
>>>>>>my office often during most of the day and evening because she can get
>>>>>>around using her walker and she has learned to walk without the walker
>>>>>>for
>>>>>>short distances. Whenever she needs me, since my office is on the
>>>>>>opposite side of our home, she just calls me on our cell phones and I
>>>>>>come
>>>>>>running. I'm suggesting, therefore, we can work something out on
>>>>>>skype to
>>>>>>pray and talk sooner than I thought.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Phil.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I Was Perfect Until I Met Jesus
>>>>>><http://www.SafePlaceFellowship.com>www.SafePlaceFellowship.com
>>>
>>>
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