Information Sources for T1s
 

BASIC T1 ALLOPATHIC MANAGEMENT

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss?ur...rstein&x=0&y=0
Dr. Berstein's Books

http://www.amazon.com/Think-Like-Pan...4008456&sr=8-1
Think Like a Pancreas: A Practical Guide to Managing Diabetes with Insulin (Paperback)


ALTERNATIVE PsOV TO ALLOPATHIC DIABETES MANAGEMENT

-The below Drs. make the case that diabetes ( T1, or T2 ) is not the disease but is a the symptom of deeper metabolic/autoimmune disfunction that is not addressed in current allopathic diabetes management methodology, or it's paradigm.

Or, in other words how simply throwing drugs at symptoms is not the best paradigm for our long term treatment, though it may be all we T1s have.

http://www.ultrawellness.com/blog/di...n-introduction
-3 Parts this is part 1. Primarily for T2s, but I use this advice in the management of my T1 condition
-Dr. Mark Hyman has some very interesting things to say that you won't hear at your Endo's office or from the Diabetes establishment.


http://life-enthusiast.com/index/Art...tin_Connection
http://life-enthusiast.com/index/Art...of_Blood_Sugar
http://life-enthusiast.com/index/Art...ng_and_Insulin
http://life-enthusiast.com/index/Art...abolic_Effects
-Dr. Ron Rosedale talks about Diabetes, Insulin, Leptin and how hyperinsulmia may be killing you.

http://www.plosmedicine.org/article/...l.pmed.0020124
-Why you should not necessarily take scientific findings as true gospel

http://www.treeoflife.nu/reversing-d...sing-diabetes/
-Gabriel Cousins: Food and toxins as causality; mainly for T2s, but again I use this info for my own T1 care. There are many videos and books you can read of this Dr. Cousins that completely stand the allopathic diabetes management protocols on their head. Interesting to know about whether one agrees or disagrees.

I hope this will be of help to those who want to think and not just blindly accept the limited Allopathic paradigm.

Best,
Josh