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Old Wed, Aug-28-02, 12:11
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Except I don't quite agree with the end paragraph.....to an extent yes and no....
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“As the prevalence of insulin resistance syndrome has skyrocketed 61 percent in the last decade, it is crucial that medical professionals have consistent and definitive criteria to assess this serious condition,” Dr. Daniel Einhorn of the Scripps Whittier Institute for Diabetes in La Jolla, California and co-chair of the panel, told a news conference.


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It is not necessary to cut out all sweets, he added. And like many doctors, Einhorn does not believe claims that carbohydrates are to blame for obesity.


The article started out well but faded fast. Obviously Dr. Einhorn doesn't have a clue. It is no wonder that diabetes is hitting record levels with doctors like Einhorn in the professional organizations.

The truth is that Type 2 Diabetes is 100% perventable on the low-carbohydrate diet.
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