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To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (130258)	8/17/2001 10:26:46 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

>>well there's an impartial study all right! Were the various high-risk ethnicities inlcuded? It also doesn't seem to address relapses. The study may be just fine, I'm sure it is.<< faur enough. sounds like if the study is real (including all groups!) then we agree diet can make a HUGE difference in the lives of many folks. if the data is bogus then we don't know anything based on the data. >>Bottom line, once a person is a diabetic, they will always need to monitor their blood sugar levels. << yes, but it is nice to monitor blood sugar in the normal range. :-)