Thanks Suzy, Probably after 6 or 7 thousand people die from it the FDA will consider removing it from the market. As I understand from Gaston, its pretty expensive ... therefore it is going to be prescribed often and regardless of consequences. Typical! Stay in the info loop, darlin' -- We need you and others like you! Regards and Best wishes: Robert Bartell
From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 1:00 AM Subject: Re: CS>Re: Diabetes Hi Robert. Have had contact with several people who have had some problems with Avandia. One lady (a nurse) believes Avandia may have caused several episodes of congestive heart failure. We found some good research here Drug-Induced Lung Diseases . She is no longer taking it. suzy In a message dated 11/2/00 1:21:30 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Hi Robert, Interesting about your wife, hope it continues. My wife has diabetes type 11 and she is taking a few pills per day including a new one "Avandia" which is expensive. It has helped a little bit, but his diabetes is still too high. My wife is not on CS at this time and I do not recall many people claiming that it had helped reducing diabetes. How much CS is your wife taking per day pls and how long on CS so far pls? Is she continuing taking pills (if she was taking some) pls ? Is she doing anything else special to reduce diabetes, other than cutting of dairy products ? You said that her diabetes seems to be reversing, by how many points did it come down so far pls ? Thanks and best regards, Gaston
