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Originally Posted by byu barry Yep, I bought it about 6 months ago and to me it was a God send. It was the first book I've read that explained the condition in a way that I could understand it without talking down to me. I think you may be surprised how fast you read the book after you receive it as I found it very interesting. Don't be looking for false hope or miracle cures but I'll bet you will walk away feeling better about controlling your condition.
As a matter of fact it surprises me you haven't already read it.
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Dr. Bernstein is a Type I. Since there are such differences between the type II and Type I, is it as relevant to a type II? Sometimes as I am reading our posts I have to stop and work through the Type I and Type II differences, but we both have to keep the carbs down. What do you that have read the book think?
And while I am thinking of the differences, is there a test that shows how much insulin a body is producing that is actually working? I've never had one and sometimes wonder if I have much helping me through. I realize that I, as a type II produce insulin but some or all of it does not function for me. I don't know if I'd ever know if that changes.
