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In this episode of the Blogging Diabetes Podcast I talk a bit about two very interesting documentaries that I’m going to check out. I also get into a bit of where I find my organic free range, no soy, no GMO eggs that are delicious. Hint: you can’t get them at Trader Joe’s. The bulk of this podcast covers my review of the Dexcom G4 continuous glucose monitor after using it for a few weeks.
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There are a bunch of items in the news or in podcasts that I listen to that I discuss in this episode. I can’t wait to talk about two books that I’m reading now on the topics of fat loss and emotional eating. There are some promising technologies coming out in the near future that make me smile.
I hope you enjoy the episode and have a great weekend!
Mentions:
- Previous Episode 65 – Mike Lawson Interview
- King Corn documentary
- Carb Loaded documentary
- Pasture free range eggs (No soy or GMOs)
- Previous episode on Dexcom G4 reviews
- New OmniPod FDA approved
- Diatribe newsletter
- Level Life glucose gel
- Dario blood sugar meter
- Emotional Eating with Diabetes by Ginger Vieira
- Why we get fat and what to do about it by Gary Taubes
- Spry Publishing – Diabetes Hero (I’m featured)
- Robb Wolf podcast episode 160
- Onnit and use code: “rose” for 10% off
Run time: 37:09
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Tony,
Another good podcast. I am very happy that you are getting better BG numbers.
It is good to see you wake up to the low carb approach after following the drug industry approach for so long.
Here are 2 more books you will like by Jenny Ruhl, “Blood Sugar 101, What they don’t tell you about Diabetes” and “Diet 101 The truth about low carb Diets”
Jenny also has an active web site http://www.bloodsugar101.com many of her readers have reported getting their A1c values in the 5% range, “the 5% club”.