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MessageDate : 5/23/2018 7:25:11 AM
Posted By : Cleveland
Email : carrolo27@lycos.com
Message : Very interesting tale https://www.lecagnard.com/vitargo-protein-shake-3f8a.pdf#trumpet vitargo carboloader nutrition facts “When people with Type 1 or insulin-treated Type 2 diabetes have their test strips restricted or denied it has a huge impact on their life. Our survey showed a lack of test strips was stopping them driving, exercising or knowing how much insulin to take when they are eating or whether they are experiencing a ‘hypo’ which needs to be treated immediately. This is causing distress and anxiety and is making it hard for people with Type 1 diabetes and insulin-treated Type 2 diabetes to manage the condition. Also, rationing test strips to save money does not make any sense, because it is putting people at increased risk of complications that are hugely expensive to treat. Diabetes costs the NHS around 10 billion annually and 80 per cent of this spend goes on treating complications.

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Very interesting tale https://www.lecagnard.com/vitargo-protein-shake-3f8a.pdf#trumpet vitargo carboloader nutrition facts “When people with Type 1 or insulin-treated Type 2 diabetes have their test strips restricted or denied it has a huge impact on their life. Our survey showed a lack of test strips was stopping them driving, exercising or knowing how much insulin to take when they are eating or whether they are experiencing a ‘hypo’ which needs to be treated immediately. This is causing distress and anxiety and is making it hard for people with Type 1 diabetes and insulin-treated Type 2 diabetes to manage the condition. Also, rationing test strips to save money does not make any sense, because it is putting people at increased risk of complications that are hugely expensive to treat. Diabetes costs the NHS around 10 billion annually and 80 per cent of this spend goes on treating complications.

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