Weird Question
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If I go to Publics or Kroger and buy a loaf of bread from the delly, eat abouty 8oz of it with 4 oz of chese well my BG may go to 270 or so… Yet if I buy a footlong BMT at Subway ( I have no fiancial intrest in Subway) my Bg may go to 120 or so. Any body have any idea what’s hapening here…… It’s not that I don’t like Subway …… Regards, E.W.Dailey (Tyrone Ga.)
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> If I go to Publics or Kroger and buy a loaf of bread from the delly, eat abouty > 8oz > of it with 4 oz of chese well my BG may go to 270 or so… Yet if I buy a > footlong > BMT at Subway ( I have no fiancial intrest in Subway) my Bg may go to 120 > or so. Any body have any idea what’s hapening here…… It’s not that I don’t > like Subway ……
I have no idea how much bread would equate to 8 oz. The type of bread you are eating would make a difference too. And at Subway, you have a wide variety of toppings to choose from. If you are eating the high fat ones like Mayo, that could delay the absorption of carbs. I can eat at Subway with no problem, except that I don’t like their food. — Type 2 http://users.bestweb.net/~jbove/
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> I have no idea how much bread would equate to 8 oz.
half of a 1 pound loaf! LOL, no wonder the BG hitsa the roof. — Ronnie Ruff So shines a good deed in a weary world. –Willy Wonka– I pray for the power. To turn it around. I’m too old to die young. And too young to die now. Warren Zevon 1980 http://www.livejournal.com/users/ronnie_in_dc
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>If I go to Publics or Kroger and buy a loaf of bread from the delly, eat abouty >8oz >of it with 4 oz of chese well my BG may go to 270 or so… Yet if I buy a >footlong >BMT at Subway ( I have no fiancial intrest in Subway) my Bg may go to 120 >or so. Any body have any idea what’s hapening here…… It’s not that I don’t >like Subway …… >Regards, >E.W.Dailey (Tyrone Ga.)
There are a lot of good info on the internet. I searched for the caloric content of food and found this link. Lots of other ones. Look at http://www.saskschools.ca/~science10/foodunit/calories.html Then I searched for Subway. Look at the following link. It is a PDF file for the actual chart. http://www.subway.com/applications/NutritionInfo/index.aspx These sites provide a lot of food data. Guy
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This post not CC’d by email >If I go to Publics or Kroger and buy a loaf of bread from the delly, eat abouty >8oz of it with 4 oz of chese well my BG may go to 270 or so…
G’day E.W, For sake of interest I looked at a wholemeal loaf made from Canadian wheat. It is relatively unexceptional, 38% carbs. Food Name GI Serving (g) Carb/Serve(g) Glycemic load (g) Wholemeal bread 64 30 11.4 7.3 Put simply for every 30 grams of bread you eat 7.3 grams of glucose ends up in your blood stream. 8 ounces = 225 grams. That 8 ounces of bread shoved 55 grams of glucose into your blood stream. That’s quite a hit. By way of comparison consider this. To relieve hypoglycemia a standard treatment is two 5 gram glucose tablets. That is a 10 gram glucose push. One day when you get a handle on all of this you’ll probably look back and laugh at having eaten enough bread to give a 55 gram glucose hit. After all you could have a blood transfusion and save four hypoglycemic friends. >Yet if I buy a footlong BMT at Subway ( I have no fiancial intrest in Subway) > my Bg may go to 120 or so. Any body have any idea what’s hapening here…… > It’s not that I don’t like Subway …… >Regards, >E.W.Dailey (Tyrone Ga.)
My guess is the subway rolls are LIGHTER. The real question is what are you going to choose tomorrow? I can’t tell you how much glucose at one time is right for you. As we often say, YMMV, your mileage may vary. There will be a glucose push that is right for you and you’ll discover what that is and sticking to it will all come naturally to you after a while. Best wishes, — Quentin Grady ^ ^ / New Zealand, >#,#< [ / / "… and the blind dog was leading." http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/quentin
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how many slices is 1/2 a lb? You said you eat 8 OUNCES of bread. dave – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > If I go to Publics or Kroger and buy a loaf of bread from the delly, eat abouty > 8oz > of it with 4 oz of chese well my BG may go to 270 or so… Yet if I buy a > footlong > BMT at Subway ( I have no fiancial intrest in Subway) my Bg may go to 120 > or so. Any body have any idea what’s hapening here…… It’s not that I don’t > like Subway …… > Regards, > E.W.Dailey (Tyrone Ga.)
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>YANKED!!!!!!! Geez Meredith, my poor Alex got weak and woozy when he read >that and he’s a "mean, man-eating Doberman".
Now, now, now…I think I reworded that. It WAS a bit harsh for our male readership. As a Doberman adorer, please give Alex a big, apologetic hug and tell him I shall refrain from being so descriptive in the future. He was NOT the only one so affected. I guess subtlety has it’s advantages! In any event… Best Meredith
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this may help also. http://www.dr-dan.com/newpage2.htm if you decide to go that route,
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I just >found out that it has only a single testicle. Gee, my male cocker spaniel >has two.. So is anything wrong with the beagle ? Or it is no real cause for >concern? >This might be a stupid question, >Asking questions and expecting tolerant answers is a way to learn, as we all >must do in life. I don’t think it is a stupid question at all. > I would say that in all probability your >beagle DOES indeed have two testicles, although one is probably retained within >the abdomen as opposed to being where it is supposed to be…in the scrotum. >This means that the dog needs to have (usually) 2 incisions when neutered so >that the offending testicle can be found and yanked out of the abdominal >cavity. Well, yanked is such a harsh word. Removed; there, that’s kinder. Then, >there is no problem, at least with testicles! >Best, >Meredith
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YANKED!!!!!!! Geez Meredith, my poor Alex got weak and woozy when he read that and he’s a "mean, man-eating Doberman". I guess I’m going to have to pre-read his newsgroups for him so he won’t be so traumatized! He’ll probably have nightmares tonight, poor baby. 
Carolyn . – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> This means that the dog needs to have (usually) 2 incisions when neutered so > that the offending testicle can be found and yanked out of the abdominal > cavity. Well, yanked is such a harsh word. Removed; there, that’s kinder. Then, > there is no problem, at least with testicles! > Best, > Meredith
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> I just >found out that it has only a single testicle. Gee, my male cocker spaniel >has two.. So is anything wrong with the beagle ? Or it is no real cause for >concern? >This might be a stupid question,
Asking questions and expecting tolerant answers is a way to learn, as we all must do in life. I don’t think it is a stupid question at all. I would say that in all probability your beagle DOES indeed have two testicles, although one is probably retained within the abdomen as opposed to being where it is supposed to be…in the scrotum. This means that the dog needs to have (usually) 2 incisions when neutered so that the offending testicle can be found and yanked out of the abdominal cavity. Well, yanked is such a harsh word. Removed; there, that’s kinder. Then, there is no problem, at least with testicles! Best, Meredith
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Hi, Well, I have a 6 month old male beagle and for some weird reason, I just found out that it has only a single testicle. Gee, my male cocker spaniel has two.. So is anything wrong with the beagle ? Or it is no real cause for concern? This might be a stupid question, but I have no answer on my end.. Thanks in advance. — Batch Process Images with Batch It! Pro Resize, Rename, Rotate, Add Captions and Logos and create Thumbnail Galleries
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Sounds like your dog is a cryptorchid. The undescended testicle is at increased risk for testicular cancer. I recommend that you have him neutered soon ( he is of age now). If you are thinking about breeding him, it is STRONGLY not recommended. Cryptorchidism is highly hereditary. Ty, DVM Edwin Lau wrote;
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > Well, I have a 6 month old male beagle and for some weird reason, I just > found out that it has only a single testicle. Gee, my male cocker spaniel > has two.. So is anything wrong with the beagle ? Or it is no real cause for > concern? > This might be a stupid question, but I have no answer on my end.. > Thanks in advance. > — > Batch Process Images with Batch It! Pro > Resize, Rename, Rotate, Add Captions and Logos and create Thumbnail > Galleries
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Ok my dog is my first male dog. He has this green discharge from his penis. I was given a gel medication to put in there. My vet had said it was pretty normal in males, but I wouldn’t know. Well the medicine seemed to have worked, but the problem came back. I want to know if anyone knows what this is and is it normal? Courtney
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> Ok my dog is my first male dog. He has this green discharge from his penis. > I was given a gel medication to put in there. My vet had said it was pretty > normal in males, but I wouldn’t know. Well the medicine seemed to have > worked, but the problem came back. I want to know if anyone knows what this > is and is it normal? > Courtney
Neuter him and it should go away. Yes, It’s normal.
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>YANKED!!!!!!! Geez Meredith, my poor Alex got weak and woozy when he read >that and he’s a "mean, man-eating Doberman".
Now, now, now…I think I reworded that. It WAS a bit harsh for our male readership. As a Doberman adorer, please give Alex a big, apologetic hug and tell him I shall refrain from being so descriptive in the future. He was NOT the only one so affected. I guess subtlety has it’s advantages! In any event… Best Meredith
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this may help also. http://www.dr-dan.com/newpage2.htm if you decide to go that route,
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I just >found out that it has only a single testicle. Gee, my male cocker spaniel >has two.. So is anything wrong with the beagle ? Or it is no real cause for >concern? >This might be a stupid question, >Asking questions and expecting tolerant answers is a way to learn, as we all >must do in life. I don’t think it is a stupid question at all. > I would say that in all probability your >beagle DOES indeed have two testicles, although one is probably retained within >the abdomen as opposed to being where it is supposed to be…in the scrotum. >This means that the dog needs to have (usually) 2 incisions when neutered so >that the offending testicle can be found and yanked out of the abdominal >cavity. Well, yanked is such a harsh word. Removed; there, that’s kinder. Then, >there is no problem, at least with testicles! >Best, >Meredith
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YANKED!!!!!!! Geez Meredith, my poor Alex got weak and woozy when he read that and he’s a "mean, man-eating Doberman". I guess I’m going to have to pre-read his newsgroups for him so he won’t be so traumatized! He’ll probably have nightmares tonight, poor baby. Carolyn . – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> This means that the dog needs to have (usually) 2 incisions when neutered so > that the offending testicle can be found and yanked out of the abdominal > cavity. Well, yanked is such a harsh word. Removed; there, that’s kinder. Then, > there is no problem, at least with testicles! > Best, > Meredith
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> I just >found out that it has only a single testicle. Gee, my male cocker spaniel >has two.. So is anything wrong with the beagle ? Or it is no real cause for >concern? >This might be a stupid question,
Asking questions and expecting tolerant answers is a way to learn, as we all must do in life. I don’t think it is a stupid question at all. I would say that in all probability your beagle DOES indeed have two testicles, although one is probably retained within the abdomen as opposed to being where it is supposed to be…in the scrotum. This means that the dog needs to have (usually) 2 incisions when neutered so that the offending testicle can be found and yanked out of the abdominal cavity. Well, yanked is such a harsh word. Removed; there, that’s kinder. Then, there is no problem, at least with testicles! Best, Meredith
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Hi, Well, I have a 6 month old male beagle and for some weird reason, I just found out that it has only a single testicle. Gee, my male cocker spaniel has two.. So is anything wrong with the beagle ? Or it is no real cause for concern? This might be a stupid question, but I have no answer on my end.. Thanks in advance. — Batch Process Images with Batch It! Pro Resize, Rename, Rotate, Add Captions and Logos and create Thumbnail Galleries
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Sounds like your dog is a cryptorchid. The undescended testicle is at increased risk for testicular cancer. I recommend that you have him neutered soon ( he is of age now). If you are thinking about breeding him, it is STRONGLY not recommended. Cryptorchidism is highly hereditary. Ty, DVM Edwin Lau wrote;
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > Well, I have a 6 month old male beagle and for some weird reason, I just > found out that it has only a single testicle. Gee, my male cocker spaniel > has two.. So is anything wrong with the beagle ? Or it is no real cause for > concern? > This might be a stupid question, but I have no answer on my end.. > Thanks in advance. > — > Batch Process Images with Batch It! Pro > Resize, Rename, Rotate, Add Captions and Logos and create Thumbnail > Galleries
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Ok my dog is my first male dog. He has this green discharge from his penis. I was given a gel medication to put in there. My vet had said it was pretty normal in males, but I wouldn’t know. Well the medicine seemed to have worked, but the problem came back. I want to know if anyone knows what this is and is it normal? Courtney
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> Ok my dog is my first male dog. He has this green discharge from his penis. > I was given a gel medication to put in there. My vet had said it was pretty > normal in males, but I wouldn’t know. Well the medicine seemed to have > worked, but the problem came back. I want to know if anyone knows what this > is and is it normal? > Courtney
Neuter him and it should go away. Yes, It’s normal.
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