I have recently been told by my GP that I may be borderline diabetic after a glucose test that read 6.1, although in the main my glucose is usually 4.3-5. But I was shocked to find that I've been getting texts & emails (to a private account that only friends & known contacts have) from Xyla healthcare. Has anyone heard of them & had similar experience?
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Bruce Stephens
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No, but if your GP has those numbers and email address I could understand it:
xylahealthandwellbeing.com
Diabetes Prevention | Xyla Services
Xyla is the largest provider of the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NDPP) across the UK. We are dedicated to making the UK healthier and we’re excited to
xylahealthandwellbeing.com
Thanks for your response Bruce. The GP has my cell #, but didn't have my email address, so that's why I thought that was strange. I will contact my GP to make sure it's a valid referral. I'm suspicious of spamming & didn't find anyone else talking about this company & wondered why I wasn't referred to this forum/website instead. I used to work for this Charity which is so wonderful to know that this forum is so active.No, but if your GP has those numbers and email address I could understand it:
Diabetes Prevention | Xyla Services
Xyla is the largest provider of the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NDPP) across the UK. We are dedicated to making the UK healthier and we’re excited to
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