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Healthy Origins, Phase 2, Starch Neutralizer, 500 mg, 180 Capsules

Healthy Origins, Phase 2 (Phaseolamin 2250) is an amazing, non-stimulant, all-natural nutritional ingredient that is derived from the white kidney bean. It is the first clinically-proven, standardized extract for "neutralizing" starch calories found in your favorite foods such as potatoes, breads, pasta, rice, corn, and crackers. Phase 2 is a safe, yet powerful, nutritional supplement which allows you to enjoy those foods that you love without all the calories. Product Reviews as Follows: Product Reviews as Follows: September 13, 2009 From Washington: "I am a 39 year old female type 1 diabetic with kidney disease, so I am using this in combination with bromelain (to digest just protein) and it works great. I get to block alot of carbs, and lower blood sugars, but still digest the hard-to-handle protein that is so hard on my kidneys. I have been taking this carb blocker for about 3 months now, and have lost about 10 pounds. Will definitely keep buying it!" December 02, 2009 By Deborah Clark from New Jersey: "Good stuff. I take this along with raw apple cider vinegar for added assurance and it keeps me in ketosis not matter what I eat. I have also lost 14 pounds in a month using this supplement. Let me also add that nothing else have ever given me these results." August 07, 2009 From Tennessee: "Blocks up to 80% of starch eaten at a meal and reduces fat absorption by up to 30% at a meal. It is the first clinically-proven all-natural standardized extract derived from the white kidney bean."

I got a phone call at 7:45 a.m. on Christmas Eve from the vet. He said that Remy`s blood and urine tests had come back and that he was ready to discuss the results with me. Remy`s Urine Glucose levels were so high, that they were off the vet`s chart. He said that in 15 years of practice, he`d never seen feline urine glucose levels as high as Remy`s. However, his Blood Glucose levels were only .2 above the high end of normal. So. Perhaps Remy might have Atypical Diabetes. Or...he might have Kidney Disease, and these levels are the first signs. Or...he might have a virulent Kidney Infection. The vet sent Remy`s samples to a big lab in Toronto for a Fructosamine Test. This test will definitively say whether or not Remy has Diabetes. The *&%$/*! Lab is closed over Christmas. So, I picked up some antibiotics for Remy in case it`s his kidneys that are causing the problems. Now, we`ve got to wait four days or so to hear back from the lab. Until then we`re trying to keep Remy hydrated and fed as best we can. All of the kitties are being smothered with love and attention from everyone.

Diabetes is a disease associated with numbers. Unlike other conditions that require weekly or monthly monitoring, diabetes requires the constant monitoring of blood glucose levels. Apart from glucose levels, other metrics like renal performance, endocrine status, hepatic enzyme levels, cardiac performance, and body vitals like weight need to be measured. Rapid loss of body weight, coupled with dehydration, extreme thirst, constant urination and fatigue are all symptoms of diabetes mellitus.
I check my weight everyday to ensure that I'm not losing or gaining too much weight. Losing weight improves insulin sensitivity in some individuals. Being 6 feet 3 inches tall, I try and keep my weight between 180 and 185 pounds, thus ensuring a normal BMI.

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