I'm also a Type 1, and I agree that I'd rather have the insulin produced by me instead of injecting it. Even with the research being done on inhaled insulin, it's still insulin that I have to get externally.
You may say, "How is that different?", but I would much rather have a browser that is ready to go out of the box instead of downloading the app, then hunting through a ton of extensions to find the ones I like and installing them individually. It would definitely ease the install process if it was all there to start with. Sure, it's not different, but it's faster.
In a similar vein, I like Diet Rite (lots of different fruity flavors plus cola) and Diet Squirt. All of those are sugar-free (either with aspartame or Splenda) and caffeine-free. As a diabetic, I highly recommend those. Also, if you prefer juice (it's healthier for you anyway), there are a lot of reduced calorie juices, especially cranberry juice, out there.
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I'm also a Type 1, and I agree that I'd rather have the insulin produced by me instead of injecting it. Even with the research being done on inhaled insulin, it's still insulin that I have to get externally.
You may say, "How is that different?", but I would much rather have a browser that is ready to go out of the box instead of downloading the app, then hunting through a ton of extensions to find the ones I like and installing them individually. It would definitely ease the install process if it was all there to start with. Sure, it's not different, but it's faster.
In a similar vein, I like Diet Rite (lots of different fruity flavors plus cola) and Diet Squirt. All of those are sugar-free (either with aspartame or Splenda) and caffeine-free. As a diabetic, I highly recommend those. Also, if you prefer juice (it's healthier for you anyway), there are a lot of reduced calorie juices, especially cranberry juice, out there.
No way. Black is the way to go. And I'm female. =)