Pumping Insulin : Everything You Need for Success With an Insulin Pump

Reviewer: deborah from Letchworth, Herts United Kingdom This book is the best I have read on pumping, having taken us(my son aged 10 and I) from very little knowledge on the subject, to convincing us it was for him, and to using it as an essential handbook and support tool now he is on the pump. Umlike some other books, it is so easy to read and understand, without having to read and re read it to get the meaning. The tables in it are so useful and much of the information is not easy to find altogether in one place in any other books. As in car repair books, this one is a 'dirty finger' book - you use it as you go along, and can never know more than the book or outgrow it. I have bought several copies for other people now, and everyone has been pleased with it.A must if you have a pump or are thinking about getting one.

Putting Your Diabetes on the Pump

Putting Your Diabetes on the Pump is 64 pages of essential information on using an insulin pump for better blood sugar control. It includes the pros and cons of using a pump, medical guidelines, insulin to carbohydrate ratios, and the skills and personality traits necessary for successful pump use. Plus, real-life advice from a person who has used an insulin pump for several years.

Insulin Pump 2002 Calendar

Insulin pump therapy is the most sophisticated mechanical treatment available for Type I diabetes. The insulin pump therapy serves as a log book, educational tool, and health promoter for those who have choose this most demanding form of diabetes therapy.

Outsmarting Diabetes : A Dynamic Approach for Reducing the Effects of Insulin-Dependent Diabetes

Based on the DCCT (Diabetes Control and Complication Trial) which conducted a study on 1,441 diabetics. The results were incredible. Chances of eye damage decreased by as much as 76 percent. Kidney damage, up to 56 percent. Nerve damage, up to 60 percent. As compared to "convential therapy".