The only way to test for “pre-daibetes” is to test fasting insulin levels. An elevated insulin level is called hyperinsulinemia, Syndrome X and insulin resistance. Hyperinsulinemia can last for decades before blood sugar abnormalities (high blood sugar) show up. During all of this time the high insulin levels are causing fat accumulation (obesity), high blood pressure, arthritis, high cholesterol, high tricglycereides, heart disease, atheroscelrosis, etc. Don’t get me wrong – high blood sugar is bad but chronic high insulin levels are deadly too.

Once again please read Dr. Rosedale’s speech.

http://www.life-enthusiast.com/twilight/research_diet_o.htm

If you want to know if you are a “re-diabetic” then please get your fasting insulin level measured. Anything over 10 means you are a pre-diabetic.

>Does the My Health software measure in Mmol

Yes, you can enter readings using either the mg/dl or mmol/l unit.

When you first run the software it attempts to detect which country you are in and sets the default unit based on that. However, you can override this manually by going into the options and choosing whether the default unit is mg/dl or mmol/l.

Hope this helps!
Steve

the us version is no good to me here in australia