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... and lowered. It isn't as precise as the traditional method, but might fit in with your schedule better? Symlin is synthetic amylin (a hormone produced in conjunction with insulin, absent in T1s). It helps slow down digestion a bit so your insulin has more ...
Posted by: dtw1942 at 2013-02-10 00:45:00 on healingwell.com
... specifically for T1's. When a non-diabetic person eats, their body doesn't just produce insulin, it also produces a substance called amylin, which does 2 things. 1) It tells your brain you are full, so you don't eat as much. 2) It slows down the movement ...
Posted by: jshuffle at 2013-01-08 14:16:00 on diabetesforums.com
... specifically for T1's. When a non-diabetic person eats, their body doesn't just produce insulin, it also produces a substance called amylin, which does 2 things. 1) It tells your brain you are full, so you don't eat as much. 2) It slows down the movement ...
Posted by: acdc202 at 2012-12-23 19:15:00 on diabetesforums.com
... don't produce c-peptide, which has been linked strongly to vascular health and retinopathy. My theory is a T1 taking insulin, c-peptide and amylin would be replacing ALL the vital hormones in which they are deficient and would therefore be far less likely ...
Posted by: acdc202 at 2012-12-23 01:00:00 on diabetesforums.com
... medical brain or one of the big pharma conglomerates haven't yet come up with something that will give us the missing amylin & c-peptide? I don't want to waste my money by seeing an endo to ask this question, for which I will not get an answer anyhow ...
Posted by: Bountyman at 2012-11-29 17:15:00 on diabetesforums.com
... pharma conglomerates haven't yet come up with something that will give us the missing amylin & c-peptide?Well....they have. Symlin is just amylin, so it's already out there. As for c-peptide, this used to be included in animal insulins as it's a byproduct ...
Posted by: DeusXM at 2012-10-31 14:33:00 on diabetesforums.com
... a tendency to overeat at meals. In Diabetics Solution by Dr. Bernstein, he mentioned that impaired beta cells and a hormone called amylin might have something to do with this. Meds like naltrexone are mentioned as possible treatment for dealing with this ...
Posted by: PinkRose at 2012-10-31 12:28:00 on diabetesforums.com
... full can mess around with blood sugar levels. Something about impaired beta cells, gluconeogenesis, and something called amylin. Basically, some diabetics don't make enough of the things that usually prevent a normal from overeating. In my case, because ...
Posted by: DeusXM at 2012-10-31 11:10:00 on diabetesforums.com
... that six patients had died from Byetta�-induced pancreatitis. Following this second Byetta� warning, the FDA consulted with Amylin and Eli Lily (the makers of Byetta�) about including strong warning labels on Byetta� pens. The FDA is also currently ...
Posted by: JJM335 at 2012-10-29 11:40:00 on diabetesforums.com
... years) on an insulin pump. After reading about Amylin and how Symlin mimics Amylin, I mentioned Symlin to my Endo and he thought it made a lot of sense. Prior to going on the pump, I had good results with Byetta. However, one of the ...
Posted by: DCaplinger at 2012-10-29 09:12:00 on diabetesforums.com