Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Great Castell Canoe and Kayak Race June 4
Great Castell Kayak Race June 4
A Llano River Challenge
When: june 4th, 2005
Where: Keller's to Castell, Texas in Mason County on the Llano River
Race Type & Length: paddle 12 miles to benefit The American Diabetes Association ..on a wild Texas river!
Description: The Race starts at Kellers at the hwy 87 bridge over the Llano and goes downstream to Riversounds where there will be free lunch, live music and prizes! camping, lunch and t-shirt is included in the cost of $30.00
Boat Classes: kayaks and canoes-any non motorized boat.
Contact Info
Name: Jerialice
Telephone: 325-247-1414
E-Mail: jerialice@yahoo.com
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A Llano River Challenge
When: june 4th, 2005
Where: Keller's to Castell, Texas in Mason County on the Llano River
Race Type & Length: paddle 12 miles to benefit The American Diabetes Association ..on a wild Texas river!
Description: The Race starts at Kellers at the hwy 87 bridge over the Llano and goes downstream to Riversounds where there will be free lunch, live music and prizes! camping, lunch and t-shirt is included in the cost of $30.00
Boat Classes: kayaks and canoes-any non motorized boat.
Contact Info
Name: Jerialice
Telephone: 325-247-1414
E-Mail: jerialice@yahoo.com
Labels: Exercise
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Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Avoid Diabetes by Switching to Low-fat Dairy Products
New Diabetes Research Findings
Eating low-fat dairy products may help slightly lower the risk of developing diabetes, a new study of more than 40,000 middle-aged men suggests.
See the full article at: The Daily Ardmoreite
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Eating low-fat dairy products may help slightly lower the risk of developing diabetes, a new study of more than 40,000 middle-aged men suggests.
Each additional serving of low-fat dairy per day resulted in a 9 percent drop in risk. The link could be due to whey proteins or magnesium, ingredients thought to enhance the action of insulin in regulating blood sugar. But those ingredients are contained in high-fat dairy products, too, so researchers said they don't really know what caused the drop in risk. They cautioned against making major changes in diet based on the study.
See the full article at: The Daily Ardmoreite
Labels: Low GI Diets
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Monday, May 02, 2005
FDA Approves New Lizard Derived Shot For Diabetes Treatment
More good news for those suffering from diabetes!
The makers of the new drug, Amylin Pharmaceuticals and Eli Lilly & Co., said the lizard shot would begin selling by June 1 for an undisclosed price.
FDA approves lizard-derived shot as new diabetes treatment - News - MSNBC.com
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The makers of the new drug, Amylin Pharmaceuticals and Eli Lilly & Co., said the lizard shot would begin selling by June 1 for an undisclosed price.
Type 2 diabetics got a new option to help control their blood sugar Friday, a drug derived from the saliva of the Gila monster -- but one that must be injected twice a day. The Food and Drug Administration approved Byetta, known chemically as exenatide, the first in a new class of medications for Type 2 diabetes -- but for now, it's supposed to be used together with older diabetes drugs, not alone.
FDA approves lizard-derived shot as new diabetes treatment - News - MSNBC.com
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