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My friend approached us about body by vi weight loss shakes is it safe for a diabetic?
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Safe, but: Worthless. Check w/your doctor for a program of diet restriction, exercise and weight loss. Don't believe everything you hear from friends, tv or the internet.
Answered 1/2/2015
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Not diabetic based on testing.Keep getting da shakes off and on like am diabetic, Once I eat; the episodes stop. What do u think is causing this?
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Get shakes ,not diabetic,happen sometimes b4 or after eat,.comes from inside,feel tired,light headed.Causes? now headache
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Well i'm not sure if I have diabetes okay so i always wake up through the night atleast 3-4 times i have a rash under me arm my hand always shakes
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I'm not diabetic and my blood sugar is fine, but there are times where I will get the shakes so bad unless I eat something sweet or salty. My mom does to, but me more so. Not overweight. I'm 5'6 135lbs. Recent bloodwork was good. Why does this occur?
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