how to increase the efficiency of pancreas land?
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Remember to Stay away from the following danger foods– \nSugar – use stevia or Xylitol instead\nCandies and chocolate which are high in sugar; some cheap chocolates contain hydrogenated vegetable oils which are most unhealthy. If you do indulge in a little chocolate the best types are the expensive dark chocolates!\nFoods containing refined flour\n“Diet foods” that claim to be slimming – they are usually low in fat and high in sugar or aspartame, eg. diet-yogurts, diet jams, diet-ice-cream, diet-sodas, etc; these diet foods are not slimming they are fattening if they contain sugar or aspartame! Read the labels. \nFried snacks – such as potato chips, tortilla chips, pretzels, etc.\nMeat jerky and preserved meats\nPizza\nFatty take away foods like fried fish and chips, lasagna and fried chicken\nDeep fried hot potato chips\nBiscuits – both sweet and savoury varieties, as they contain refined flour, hydrogenated vegetable oils, lard, shortening and if sweet, will be high in sugar\nBreads containing refined flour, crumpets, muffins, bagels and donuts, as they tend to be fattening for those with a fatty liver. \nObviously we all like to eat unhealthy or junk foods on special occasions and this is fine if it’s a birthday, family celebration, Christmas or a one off special event. It’s when these things become a regular part of your diet and lifestyle that you will find your liver suffers.\n\n\nDaily citrus cleanse\n½ lemon or ½ lime – freshly squeezed (you can use a whole lemon/lime if desired) with\n500ml warm water\n\nLiver  Pancreas Cleansing Juice\n½ lemon or lime, with some peel\n2 apples\n2 dandelion or 2 rocket leaves or 2 cabbage leaves\n½ cup broccoli florets, chopped\n1 clove garlic or ¼ red onion (can use less if desired)\n½ cup parsley\nThis is a strong mixture and may be diluted with 1 cup water, extra apple or dandelion root tea. \n\npls read the article too at\nhttp://www.liverdoctor.com/newsletter/edition1.1/liverfunction.asp
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finding out ways to produce enzymes quickly and efficiently
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a more efficient heart
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I happened to come across this - looks interesting.\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/500-TASTY-DIABETIC-RECIPES-Satisfy-Your-Tastebuds-Diet_W0QQitemZ160024054423QQihZ006QQcategoryZ47103QQcmdZViewItem
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Especially in Type 2 diabetics, there is considerable variation in response to insulin. You are still producing some, but your production rate and the response of your body cells (actually about 2/3 of them) is such that you need that long. \n\nIt is too long, really, and you should discuss with your doctor whether you should go on medication of some kind. One of the sulfonylureas is probably what will be prescribed; these have the effect of making ht epancreas output more insulin than before at the same level of blood glucose. They usually have little other effect, and they may be enough to bring your glucose down to reasonable levels in a reasonable time. \n\nOr you can rely on exercise to do the controlling, but there may not be enough time available for that...
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1. loose weight\n\n2.  exercise more - this will use up more sugar and make you more insulin sensitive\n\n3.  eat less carbs.
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Let me begin by saying that I commend you on your efforts to continue your education and not let diabetes stop you. I am 24 years old and finishing up my MA in English, so you are not alone. I completely relate to your situation, although I am not currently insulin-dependant. \n\nThere are new treatments out there. The new isulin inhaler should be on the market in just a matter of months .. sometime this summer and that would be one option. An insulin pump would also be a great option for you if you are up to 3 injections daily. This way, your sticks are greatly reduced. \n\nI am not sure about the pancreas transplant issue, but I have heard of islet cells being transplanted. I would recommend doing your own research on this. Consult with the ADA and see what you can find out there. I think these things are still pretty experimental for the most part. \n\nAs for other organizations that can help you with your expenses / treatment, etc., consider consulting your local health department. I work for a health department diabetes program and I am sure there is a similar program in your area. You can probably access free diabetes education resources and even get some help with meds. \n\nGood luck and best wishes.. I hope everything works out for you in your education and otherwise.
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Reduce body carbs, body fat and water as much as possible.  However this should only be done short-term.  There are supplements out there such as Nitrix and NO which supposedly help as well, but you're better off flushing money down the toilet.
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You have a raal problem on your hands. If it's Type 2 diabetes, do something about proper choices in your food intake. A viable solution for you would be I.V. chelation therapy. Try to find the book: Reversing Diabetes written by an acquaintance of mine, Dr. Julian Whitaker.\nThese are practical solutions that work. Try to afford the chelation treatments.
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Pancreatic juice contains three digestive enzymes: tryptase, amylase, and lipase, that, along with intestinal enzymes, complete the digestion of proteins, carbohydrates, and fats, respectively.
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You are spending a little to much time in front of a desk, and need to become more active. I suggest you begin with a regiment of walking to begin to build your endurance. After a week or so of daily power walking, you can begin to focus on your abs. This is done by doing sit up, or crunches. They focus on the abs and will begin to show results quickly. As your program ramps up you will notice an increase in apatite as your body begins to use more energy. You need to eat healthy, and in moderation. I suggest fruits as they are a great source of energy and help your overall digestive system. Plus they just taste great naturally!
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After you eat, the food is broken down into glucose, the simple sugar that is the main source of energy for the body's cells. But your cells cannot use glucose without insulin, a hormone produced by the pancreas. Insulin helps the cells take in glucose and convert it to energy. When the pancreas does not make enough insulin or the body is unable to use the insulin that is present, the cells cannot use glucose. Excess glucose builds up in the bloodstream, setting the stage for diabetes.
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--check out a map of the pancreas.
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more fresh garlic in ur diet should help.
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try computer enhancement
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To maximize fat loose you should alway do cardio on an empty stomack. This will force your body to go directly to fat deposites for its energy source. You absolutly need some carbohydrates for proper fat utilization so i suggest you get some "Ezekiel Bread" because the carbs are highly complex and digest slowly so you will avoid insulin spikes with cause carbs to be stored as fat. This type of carb is very helpfull for your goal. Also, do these two things, first prior to cardio on an empty stomack mix two teaspoons of Glutamine into some water this will keep your body from targeting protiens stored in you muscles so they will not break down secondly be sure to eat something at least a protien shake within 10 minutes after you cardio session. Good luck.
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If you mean that it needs to generate lots of ATP from glycolysis and not from Krebs or ETC, then the cell is very inefficient and needs to spend lots of resources on fueling glycolysis for not alot of results