diabetes.co.uk Mr. Panesar aka "The Shiny White Teeth" big numbers and drug trial recruitment.

My latest communiqué to the boss of DCUK as yet no reply to my second letter. Please go to blog post to see live links.

First I must state I am in awe of Mr. Panesar's teeth, I am not alone, other forum of flog members, and ex members feel the same way. Unfortunately that is where the admiration ends. Ever noticed how you never get a straight answer from the spin and BS merchants. It seems to me Mr. Panesar boss of DCUK lives in a world of fantasy. It is my opinion, people like him believe if they spin a line for long enough, it will eventually become reality. Look at the numbers the flog spouts, every time you look the numbers get bigger, I found the screen shot below yesterday.

First it was the "largest diabetes forum in the UK" then the "largest diabetes forum in Europe" now it ls soon to be the "largest diabetes forum in the World" How long before 'the teeth' is telling us we are the largest diabetes forum in the known Universe. Meanwhile everyone with a half functioning brain, knows the number of members quoted is complete and utter codswallop. It might make "the teeth" feel good, but sure isn't fooling potential advertisers. Hence the star attractions are the free meal plan book, a guinea pig for drug trials exercise, and the win a free meter competition, no one ever lost.

I think Mr. Panesar prefers banned members, far less grief for his toe the party line numbskull mods. The worst case scenario for the forum of flog, is a member who can think, and see through the subterfuge and is a low carber. He can't flog them a thing, and what would a low carber need with forum of flog money making  drug trials. Only yesterday, banned low carbing flog members, who still make up the members list, received an invitation for diabetes trials. And check out the less than stunning results from members on the type two testing program 0.9 mmol, as mentioned in the sales mailshot. Low carbers (before being banned) were reporting up to a full 6% mmol reduction in HbA1c, very often by diet alone.

I wonder how keen Mr. Panesar would be up for testing big pharma's latest failed science experiment on himself. That being said, I would not mind seeing how he reacted to a shot of sodium pentothal aka the truth serum.

BTW One week on and I have received no reply from Mr. Panesar regarding my second open letter to him which can be read here. It would appear asking a straight question from Mr. Panesar is like waiving a cross at a vampire.




http://thelowcarbdiabetic.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/diabetescouk-mr-panesar-aka-shiny-white.html

Obviously they are doing it wrong!

By using Test Test Test ie. using the peak BG generally nearer to 1 hour than the 2 hours favoured by KenandSue, many multitudes of diabetics on the ADA Forum and elsewhere have routinely achieved A1c reductions of 5 - 8% and sometimes over 10%. Yes! people who have been allowed to run their A1c up to 16 or more bring it back below 6%.

Of course you are no longer permitted to link off the DCUK site, the advertisers wouldn't like it. And if he seriously thinks DCUK is bigger than the ADA or a whole bunch of other forums he needs to visit an optician. I can't think of another one out of all those I've visited over the years that has such vicious mods. Not even Brighton beach in the sixties.

I am sure it is just a coincidence, but did anyone else notice, when Mr. Panesar joined the flog, coincides with when the place went downhill big time.

"The betus a funny old game" Jimmy Greaves.

"I can't think of another one out of all those I've visited over the years that has such vicious mods. Not even Brighton beach in the sixties."

Quality with a capital K

Pharma drugs? Did someone mention pharma drugs? Ol' Osidge can recommend you some!

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/poll-side-effects-from-statins.58409/page-17#post-961340

Paul1976 wrote:Pharma drugs? Did someone mention pharma drugs? Ol' Osidge can recommend you some!

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/poll-side-effects-from-statins.58409/page-17#post-961340

 That's a repeat of an earlier post on the thread by Osidge 

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/poll-side-effects-from-statins.58409/page-16#post-943066

Must be a UK clinical trial of PCSK9 inhibitors in the offing 

And phoenix gives a link to a video by Sir Rory Collins 

"And if you would like to see the views of the latest arch villain, Prof, Sir Rory Collins, here is a very recent lecture warning though, it isn't a made for you tube video and you need full screen to read the slides."

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/poll-side-effects-from-statins.58409/page-5#post-558719

Turns out that Sir Rory is really an arch villain according to Dr Kendrick

Now, amazingly, after running the CTT for nearly twenty years, Collins claims that ‘he has not seen the full data on side-effects.’ In an e-mail to the Sunday Express he stated that ‘his team had assessed the effects of statins on heart disease and cancer but not other side effects such as muscle pain.’

http://drmalcolmkendrick.org/2015/02/16/a-humiliating-climb-down-or-a-machiavellian-move/