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Q: Why aren’t they trying to find a cure in Juvenile Diabetes? Does anyone really know the answer to this?
They say there trying to find a cure, and you hear about a possible cure every now and then on the news. But what is the real answer on why they haven’t found a cure. Is it because to much money that is spent on drugs, and doctor visits, etc is circulating around and this would hurt the economy even more if there was a cure. Juvenile Diabetes is a painful disease that is left to much in silence. Just why haven’t they found a cure?

A: What makes you think they aren’t trying? No one has called to offer youa “freebie” yet?

OF COURSE they are trying — but the cure hasn’t been found.

The NEWEST attempt uses adult stem cells injected into the pancreas. it HAS worked in mice.

But it is a LONG way from mice to men. MANY experiments must be done, procedures invented and proven safe, and finally YEARS of clinical trials using human subjects.

IF this proves to work on humans, it will be 20-30 YEARS before this cure is avialable to the public.

But they ARE working on it. Research has NOT stopped.

Juvenile Diabtes is a VERY complicated disease, and shares many commonalities with HIVB and psoriasis — both of which are uncured, as well. The current thought is that Juvenile Diabetes is an Autoimmune disease, like HIV, but htis mechansims needs MANY more years of research before it is completely understood. A cure from this source of reasearch is very possible — along wih a cure for AIDS and psoriasis — but it will be a long time coming.

Q: Is it possible to use human stem cells to cure juvenile diabetes?
Is it possible to use human stem cells to cure juvenile diabetes?

A: yes it is very possible. In fact human stem cells could quite possible cure certain types of cancer, parkinsons disease and many other diseases!

Q: Does anyone know anything about the knew way to cure juvenile diabetes?

A: There is NO way to cure diabetes.
Get with the program.

Q: Does stem cell research hold the key to a cure for juvenile diabetes?

A: More than likely it does; however, right now, Christian fundamentalists who care about their own sensibilities more than the lives of millions of people are blocking stem cell research so effectively that we may never see any potential advances come to fruition.

Please write your congressmen to ask that stem cell research be supported by our government, not thwarted by it.

Q: What kind of experimental research is going on for the cure of diabetes type 1 (juvenile onset)?
and what have the results been?
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Narvegiy… – That link just took me to a Mexican pharmacy. It is not what I am looking for.
Atheist Bean – That is amazing.

A: All across the US and in Canada the National Institute of Health is working on transplanting Islet Cells, the cells that make insulin in the human body.
I was involved in one of the clinical trials in Philadelphia. They were having great success in Philly. The doctors have already cured 3 people of type 1 diabetes. There are still many problems with islet transplantion that the doctors across the country are trying to solve by doing these clinical trials. The goal is to make type 1 diabetes a thing of the past.
By the way, anyone interested in getting involved, like I was, google ‘islet transplant clinical trials’. They are still looking for people to cure. I unfortunately couldn’t go through with the transplant because of antigens from being pregnant.

Q: DR H L TRIVEDI OF AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT, INDIA IS ON THE WAY TO CURE TYPE 1 / JUVENILE DIABETES ?
DR H L TRIVEDI OF AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT, INDIA IS ON THE WAY TO CURE TYPE 1 / JUVENILE DIABETES ?

Here in India, ETV Gujarati telecasted interview of Dr H L Trivedi on 15th August 2007.

Click the link to see the news in detail:-

http://www.medicaldaily.net/link.asp?ID=225107&Title=Stem%20cell%20cure%20for%20diabetes%20in%20offing:%20Gujarat%20docs

On 17th, I contact his hospital TELEPHONICALLY & inquired about the availability of the treatment to Diabetics; especially about my 16 yr Juvenile Diabetic only Son*. A lady named Nalinibahen, replied on his behalf over the telephone that I may go to there in Ahmedabad during any Monday to Friday with prior appoint. On inquiry, She got confirmation that blood group of my son & of mine is equal. She told me about the procedure that on arrival, they, through minor surgery, collect a piece of fat from my stomack & let us leave the hospital for about 15 days. During these period, they will cultivate stem cells from it. When stem cells r ready from the fat, they will call us for treatment of my Juvenile/Type 1 Diabetic Son. She informed me over TELEPHONE that they will transplant the stem cell into lever of the patient. After that, the patient has to let admitted for about 1 month. On inquiry, she told me their charges, Rs. 1 Lac.

WHAT DO U THINK ABOUT THIS NEWS WHEN SUCH TYPE OF RESEARCES ARE CONTINEOUSLY GOING ON ALL OVER GLOBE ?

HONEST OPINION PLEASE…!!!

Prakash Thakrar, India
prakashthakrar@gmail.com
+919974093554

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www.lohanaonline.com/achievers/achievers_ravi.asp
www.lohanaonline.com/loteam/loteam1.asp
www.lohanaonline.com/cartoons/page1.asp

A: I personally think it is bunk!!!!! I don’t think that research has gone far enough to be able to do this. Do what you want. I will wait for the real researchers here to come up with something.

Q: Does Anyone know of a cure for Juvenile Onset Type 1 Diabetes?
I’m desperate for a sure cure!

A: no there is no cure but i 2 was a type one diabetic but my kidneys failed after 26 years and i had a kidney and pancreas transplant and i am longer a diabetic. it is a hard way to get cured but at least i am sttill alive.

Q: any permanent cure for juvenile diabetes for my 11yr.old daughter?

A: Give your Daughter these side effects and complications free homeopathic remedies for her diabetes NAT SULPH 200C once a week followed by these cell salts :- CALC PHOS 6X,NAT PHOS 6X,KALI PHOS 6x all three 2 tablets each thrice a day half hour before or after meals and report back with her progress after using these for a week while continuing the medication soon she will be 100% well by the Grace of God.
Take Care and God Bless you and your Family !

Q: is there a cure for type 1 juvenile diabetes?

A: The only cure to date is a pancreas transplant. Don’t get caught up in phony drugs or treatment that claim to cure diabetes. They are just money makers and can be very bad for your health
Dr Atkins diet can be very dangerous to diabetics because it can cause the ketones to rise. Most doctors and nutritionists will tell you to stay away from this diet. Studies on Chromium Picolate have shown that is does not help blood sugars to go down or help the diabetes. It only reduced the blood sugar readings by about 10 points in most cases. There were over 1,000 people that participated in the study.
Yes, type 2 can SOMETIMES be controlled by diet and exercise, but usually requires medication later in life. Not all type 2’s can control their disease this way, because type 2 is also caused by a disfuntion in the pancreas.
Yes, Ali is totally WRONG

Q: Will you join and help raise money to fight Juvenile Diabetes? http://www.pure2×2.com/DrKenneth417?
We are fund raising to help find a cure for juvenile diabetes>
http://www.pure2×2.com/DrKenneth417
We will use all the money we make to help the ADA find a cure for diabetes in the generation that is coming up,so they do not suffer like we are presently suffering (my daughter type 1 and I type 2) both have the disease.

A: You shouldn’t need any support if the 2×2 system is as good as you claim.

I can’t wait for the cure.

Q: I need some ideas for t-shirts for Walk To Cure Diabetes.?
I need some sayings and picture ideas on what to put on them. They are for my family’s team. We are walking for my little sister who had juvenile diabetes. Thanks for the help.

A: walking to a cure for diabetes
walk this way…for a cure for diabetes
walk do not run for a cure for diabetes. we walk because we care

you are doing a good thing. good luck.i had diabetes for 26 years.

Q: Diabetes, I have got my walk letter wrote out, Where can i find a sample thank you letter for supporting JDRF?
I ‘m lookin for a sample of a letter that someone else has wrote saying thank you for your support and donations in finding a cure for juvenile diabetes.The sample letters for the fundraiser page helped me a lot but i can’t find a thank you one……….. Thanks

A: Tiredness can be a symptom of diabetes but is very non specific.
Your age and being overweight does increase your risk
Often a person in your age group will present with infections -commonly thrush/monilia as a vaginitis.. you can also present with a heart attack or stroke as a complication of diabetes. 1% of the population are diabetics another 1% are undiagnosed

The easiest way to set your mind at rest is to see your doctor for a blood/urine test.

Q: Donations to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation?
I’m looking for people who would like to donate to a good cause.My 9 year old Stepson has type 1 diabetes and this year my family and I are going to be participating in The Walk To Cure Diabetes to help raise money and awareness to find a cure for this disease.If you,or anyone you know would like to donate,here is my online profile:

http://walk.jdrf.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=extranet.personalpage&confirmid=87658586

If you prefer to look me up on jdrf.org you can click the “get involved” tab.Scroll down to “Walk To Cure” then type in my name (Tiffany Martinez) on the left side of the page.We are team “Take A Walk In Nick’s Shoes” walking in Monterey,CA.

Thank You <3

A: I’ve already donated this year (I’ve been a donor since I was 11, I’m 20 now), but I will try my best to donate to your specific cause. :) . I will talk to all my friends and family who also donate to JDRF and see if they’ll donate to your cause as well. :)

I just made a $10 donation through your profile page. I will be able to donate more after my surgery, till then, that was all I cloud afford. I hope it helps…

I wish your team the very best.

Q: walk to cure diabetes…?
I am a Juvenile Diabetec doing a Walk to Cure Diabetes.
I am trying to reach my team goal and i have had family members help donate, and a few friends buy some blue wristbands…but i am not close.

but if anyone wants to help it would be greatly appreciated by a LOT of people…
if 10 people donated 50 cents, i’d be 5 dollars closer to my goal! ill take anything…a penny, nickel, dime, dollar, 20 dollars..whatever!

go to this site for proof that im not a fake.. thanks!
http://walk.jdrf.org/walker.cfm?id=86518017

first one to donate gets 10 points? haha…
so my question is…will you please help?

A: Fourteen hours ago and you notice why people haven’t been answering your question. Generally, people are good; deep down, but when you put money into the equation, no matter what the cause. Over the Internet donateering isn’t as useful a tool as one might think. Words of encouragement and probably the only real answer to your question, good luck and what a wonderful cause to walk for.

Q: juvenile diabetes speech.. help?
i am an ambassador for the juvenile diabetes research foundation and i am 15 years old. next month i have to make a speech in front of about 600 people about what its like living with diabetes and other gushy stuff to make them want to donate money.

can you please give me some helpful tips?
helpful topics to bring up or things to talk about?
maybe some good quotes or good sentences to include?

i just really need help with writing it so someone please helpp mee:)

thank you soo much to those of you who helppp!
in a very small way your helping us get closer to a cure:D

A: , or pities Topics to cover:

The sense of feeling different from my friends
Fear of dating anyone who isn’t familiar with diabetes
Fear of being away from home like at a camp out or sleep over
Embarrassment of having a reaction
Difficulty when school work is stressful due to fluctuating sugar levels
Constantly being aware of limits on sugar when friends are pigging out
The questions friends ask about injections and when a friend is appalled or pity’s me.
The fear of dying young
The fear of going blind, kidney failure, diabetes effected limbs.
Physical limitations like playing real physical sports
Having to inject when eating out
Being depressed or angry when sugar level is high and friends don’t get it
Having people talk about a worst case scenario of someone they knew who had diabetes
Acting weird when my sugar level is off

I hope this will give you some ideas. Btw I am so proud of you for taking this on!

I am diabetic, my daughter has it and my grand daughter too, both with juvenile onset. I have adult onset insulin requred.

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