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08-04-2014, 05:02 PM

Aussie99

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Originally Posted by Jon_sparky

Could be that the SFN is brought on by insulin resistance or a pre-diabetic condition? They are finding out that you do not have to be a full diabetic to get SFN. You could always try eliminating sugar and starchy foods from your diet.

Thank you for reply Jon. My plan is to cutout sugar and then see if I am any better. My blood sugar has always been low normal due to my hyperthyroid. But this at least I think needs monitoring to say the least.

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