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Nick Jonas (1992—) Nick Jonas, the youngest member and lead singer of the crazy-popular band The Jonas Brothers, discovered that he had type 1 diabetes in 2005 after he and his brother went swimming. The slender Nick had lost about 15 lbs. in two weeks, and his older brother freaked when he saw how skeletal Nick looked. In retrospect, said Nick, the signs had been there; he’d been uncharacteristically bad-tempered and constantly thirsty, and he’d been running to the bathroom all the time. He was immediately taken to hospital, where doctors found that his blood sugar had soared to 700 (normal blood glucose levels are 70 to 150). He initially checked his blood sugar about twelve times a day and injected himself with NovoLog with Lantus frequently, but became frustrated by the difficulty of t...View full story
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If you have trouble getting cool in summer or if you sweat a lot during exercise, try using sandalwood oil as a splash on cologne. Sandalwood oil has cooling properties and is used in many Asian countries to cool the body when no air conditioning is available. It smells great and works as a natural coolant on the skin. It’s also great for acne, eczema and other skin problems that can be caused by sensitivity to heat. Regrettably, due to over cultivation in India, it's very difficult to find good quality sandalwood oil, unless you happen to visit the Mysore Provence in India or Dubai- where they sell all sorts of essential oils and fragrances.. Still, even diluted versions that can be found in the USA work pretty well to keep you cool in summer months. Try shops that sell incense or Indian goods, and if possible purchase the Mysore brand which regulated by the Indian Government and is the most pure oil available in most cases.


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