Sounds like a loose battery terminal issue. I had a car with knocking valves once and I fixed it by turning up the volume on the radio.
Sounds like a loose battery terminal issue. I had a car with knocking valves once and I fixed it by turning up the volume on the radio.
Close. They said the passenger front brake is dragging due to restrictions in the brake line. They ordered the lines and are supposed to have it ready tomorrow.
Close. They said the passenger front brake is dragging due to restrictions in the brake line. They ordered the lines and are supposed to have it ready tomorrow.
Close. They said the passenger front brake is dragging due to restrictions in the brake line. They ordered the lines and are supposed to have it ready tomorrow.
Uncle, my response is with great respect and love. You may disagree, and I'm totally ok with that. You may agree, fine. I offer you the facts...
Is type 1 diabetes hereditary? We are also unsure about whether type 1 diabetes is hereditary or not. While 90 per cent of people who develop type 1 diabetes have no relative with the condition, genetic factors can pre-dispose people to developing type 1 diabetes.
Also, with T1's the pancreas dies, completely, no insulin production at all, after what is called the 'honeymoon phase' where the remaining insulin is used up.
With T2's the pancreas does not die or lose it's ability to produce insulin. I could point you to some articles that explain the details.
Per my army of doctors, and I tend to go with what they say, after all as the experts they would know... Type 2 diabetes, as it stands today, is largely man made. Poor dietary habits, portion control and lack of exercise... bottom line. It is well documented in medical journals.
Just had this conversation with my doctor today. He's an endocrinologist who specializes in diabetes with decades of experience. He, and my other specialists, emphatically state that people with Type 2 can cure themselves by eating properly and exercising. The fact that they don't, points to, yes, laziness. Sorry, but that is what they tell me.
I am confident that you know each person is very different. T1, and the reason it happens... is very different than T2, and the reasons it happens. Any doctor, worth their weight in gold, will state the same.
There is a great deal of truth to what I've stated. It all comes from an army of doctors, specialists, endocrinologists, who have educated me.
Type 2 diabetes runs in families. In part, this is due to children learning bad habits—eating a poor diet, not exercising—from their parents. But there is also a genetic basis.
Is type 1 diabetes hereditary? We are also unsure about whether type 1 diabetes is hereditary or not. While 90 per cent of people who develop type 1 diabetes have no relative with the condition, genetic factors can pre-dispose people to developing type 1 diabetes.
I never said folks with T2 are lazy and slovenly, you said that. Here is what I will tell you. Medical facts state that... The differences between T1 and T2 are wide and varied. By far they are not the same thing, at all. I am sure you know that. Fact is, the majority of T2's are overweight, eat poorly and don't exercise. In contrast, T1 body types are very different looking.
Also, with T1's the pancreas dies, completely, no insulin production at all, after what is called the 'honeymoon phase' where the remaining insulin is used up.
With T2's the pancreas does not die or lose it's ability to produce insulin. I could point you to some articles that explain the details.
Per my army of doctors, and I tend to go with what they say, after all as the experts they would know... Type 2 diabetes, as it stands today, is largely man made. Poor dietary habits, portion control and lack of exercise... bottom line. It is well documented in medical journals.
Just had this conversation with my doctor today. He's an endocrinologist who specializes in diabetes with decades of experience. He, and my other specialists, emphatically state that people with Type 2 can cure themselves by eating properly and exercising. The fact that they don't, points to, yes, laziness. Sorry, but that is what they tell me.
Hang on Mate... I never said you were to blame for your diabetes. What I have stated is what my army of doctors told me. They're the experts. Most of them have been doing this for decades... they would know best. Based on their collective experience, far better than you or I.
I am confident that you know each person is very different. T1, and the reason it happens... is very different than T2, and the reasons it happens. Any doctor, worth their weight in gold, will state the same.
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I gave him a Like, an Informative and a Useful.I just went with it and hit optimistic on all 3. Sin bin has humbled me immensely...
I didn’t want to reply to your long post above but type 1 diabetes did indeed run in first hubs family. Whether right or wrong but it was said to skip a generation. In their cases it didn’t. 3 generations of diabetics in a row. Not an overweight person in the bunch.
Good evening.
My fruit combinations are pretty normal, but one I have done a lot was a mix of pineapple (RF or INW) with Sugarloaf and raspberry. Pineapple Razz is a nice summer flavor.
Another fruit combo I've tried to get going is strawberry/cherry with chocolate.
When I bought e-liquid, I got into a juice called Aphrodite's Affair from Zeus E-Juice that I loved. I tried to recreate it a couple times with some success. Strawberry and cherry don't really interest me by themselves, although they are complimentary.
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