Comments on: The Syndrome X and Diabetes Connection

By: Ramsey

Ramsey — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 04:46:49 +0000

Rob, She may not agree with the about Miracle Muffins but the anecdotal results we are seeing are phenomenal. One of our clients who has been eating the 2 muffins a day for 2 years (as well as adding lecithin and inulin) has lowered his triglycerides from 350 to 119. Several of our diabetic (both insulin dependent and non-insulin dependent) diabetics have seen lower A1c results after eating the muffins for several months. These results may not be typical and we insist that customers discuss changing their medications with their doctors. But, we are getting a lot of this type of response. Sucralose may or may not be good for human consumption. We have another sugar free line that is sweetened with xylitol. As for soy protein isolate, each muffin contains less than 1 gram of soy protein isolate. We use a non-gmo product. For every expert I have read who is anti-soy, there are others who are for soy. The key to Miracle Muffins is choice. We offer these muffins as an option to diabetics and non-diabetics. For diabetics, the only insulin available in America is GMO insulin. The insulin itself is the cause for hypoglycemia which can lead to coma and death. See http://www.alliesvoice.com/ where Allie Beatty discusses the problems with non-vertebrate insulin. As for non-insulin dependent diabetics, take a look at their medications and the lists of complications and side effects that may happen. The list is endless from kidney failure, liver failure, diabetic neuropathy, etc. Any of the statins used for lowering cholesterol are known to cause heart disease. So, it's a bit of a trade-off I guess. If you try the muffins and you find that they are a good alternative to other foods you eat and you believe they can be beneficial, that's great. If you don't like them, then you don't. Of course, if you are to compare Miracle Muffins http://www.miraclemuffins.com with a regular muffin from any local supermarket, you will find the calories in a regular muffins come from sugar, flour, margarine and artificial ingredients. At under 100 calories for Miracle Muffins and around 7 grams of fiber versus over 400 calories in a regular muffin and no fiber, it's just a matter of choice.

By: Rob

Rob — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 00:21:21 +0000

Ramsey, my guess is that she's NOT going to agree with you about the miracle muffins. they contain Isolated Soy Protein - the worst kind of soy protein as well as sucralose which creates an insulin response (among many other poor qualities) for the record - I do not endorse the miracle muffins and do not recommend anyone eat them avoid sucralose avoid isolated soy protein

By: Ramsey

Ramsey — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 16:07:47 +0000

This is a great article. High fiber foods, like Miracle Muffins http://www.miraclemuffins.com are another great way to help manage diabetes and weight loss.

By: :Michael

:Michael — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 20:25:28 +0000

Hi Richard, even though people have flown in from as far as Germany to see :Kristine, as described on her website, All USA Gold tests are done by fedx – they are available everywhere in North America – without flights anymore.

So a $2000 trip suddenly got cut in half. Allowing 2 tests for the price of one – via Fed X

By: Rob

Rob — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 17:08:11 +0000

:Michael, Richard is asking "where the gold tests are done", not where to click to sign up for them. Richard, the tests are done in :Kristine's office here in Alberta. All the details are available through the gold test link The article has no information about where' they're done or what they are, you have to follow the link to the Gold Test and all the details should be on :Kristine's website. We may have a future article here about what they're all about, explaining them, how they're done, where they're done, but as of now, it's all on the Innerbiochemist website

By: :Michael

:Michael — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 17:04:38 +0000

Thank-you for your comment. I am the case manager for :Kristine - The Inner Biochemist. So in the article it was not clear how to get a gold test? Please advise-how would you make it obvious if you "were us"? Please click here for the GOLD

By: Richard

Richard — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 14:09:05 +0000

I am a 340lb male,the only time I have felt like a million bucks is while eating the atkins diet,but we all know we cannot sustain this kind of diet,although I lost rapidly and felt great it was short lived as I returned to the old habits of junk,pasta,white flour,carbs big etc.I am interested inthe “Gold Test”and where i might have this done?Like I said I felt like a million bucks on atkins,and my wife said I am a different person while eating that way moods,energy romance etc.I am six foot five 340 lbs of misery as i cannot get a hold of the right fuel to burn in this very unhappy body,I want my energy back and my life.
Desperate in Pennsylvania
I thank-you in advance for anything you can point my way
Regards
Richard D Winters