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Sen. Franken Introduces Diabetes Prevention Act of 2009

This bill, cosponsored by Sen. Lugar (R-Ind.), will provide pre-diabetics with access to services that will stop diabetes in its tracks.  
 
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AgentMulder3667 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I don't care what your politics are, this man makes more sense then any congressman I've seen in years.
threadysparrow (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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whatever franken is for or against then i am the opposite. if he is against diabetes killing people then i am for it killing people

if he is anti rape then i am pro rape

if he is pro america then i am anti american.

why? because i am american

GOD BLESS AMERICAAAAAAA!!!!!!

we're losing the country
kadinhi (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I have to disagree with Sen. Franken on this one. 1. The information and education is already out there. 2. Sudden, exhaustive bursts of physical activity like gym workouts and long-distance runs lead to more eating of bad food, not less. 3. It can take years, even decades, from a formal diagnosis of pre-diabetes to develop into full blown diabetes (genetic causes aside). Do not rely on the government to improve your outcomes.
SunSunSuperFun (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Really? So when you go to a restaurant you know how many calories are in the meals you are ordering? Go abroad and look at people there and compare them to people of the US - it's clear that there is a catastrophic failure in education.

(2) That's an equivocal statement. You cannot cite any proof of that fact - I exercise at the gym and do so fiercely, I eat lean meats, vegetables, whole grain pastas, and fruits for 90% of my diet.
kadinhi (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Thank you for your reply. As for you first statement I'd wholeheartedly agree there is a failure in education. But to whom do you assign that task?

As for your second comment I have to wholeheartedly disagree. We have very similar diet and exercise regimens personally. You are right to ask for citations here I'd direct you to Dr. Timothy Church (LSU), Steven Gortmaker (Harvard), Kendrin Sonneville (Children's Hosp Boston), and a presentation by the Peninsula Medical School in the UK
kadinhi (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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@SunSunSuperFun I realize I cannot post the details of each of these in 500 characters but at your request I'd try to fill in any blanks from these researchers, studies done, and other studies I failed to mention (once again due to the 500 limit).
tommyers (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Well stated, Senator!

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