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I thought I would share this article on a one year study of diabetes management. this was a highly monitored and supported study with 2 different diet plans. One was low carb kenetic diet and one regular diet. the results were an overwhelming success for the low carb with most after a year having a great reduction medications to no medications for the low carb group.
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s13300-018-0373-9?fbclid=IwAR3jm3gs7NQUPZ4Yd-BTlp6EE0Hp3kd_4APmdAqFG-ww3wgimra6d7-Eq-M
it is a longer article and more details on the tail end of the article
Diet Calendar Entries for 21 November 2018:
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1753 kcal
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Fat: 144.36g | Prot: 105.36g | Carb: 7.00g.
Breakfast: Organic Valley Heavy Whipping Cream, Great Value Beef Broth, Beef Fat. Lunch: Beef Liver, Beef Fat. Dinner: Aldi Ribeye Steak, Aldi Ribeye Steak, Beef Fat. more...
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1409 kcal
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Activities & Exercise:
Walking (slow) - 2/mph - 1 minute, Resting - 15 hours and 59 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
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When I knew I had the symptoms of T2 I knew I had a choice of going low carb or taking medicine like other family members. It was really that simple.
21 Nov 18 by member: adefwebserver
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yes I know you are well informed and made the right decision for you Adef. I am just glad to see a "real" well documented year long study done and proven to succeed. It goes a long way to helping educating others of their options and hopefully catch some old school doctors eyes.
21 Nov 18 by member: baskington
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Yippee! I know I have had success like no other! You’re right! Nice to see it documented! 🙌🙌🙌
21 Nov 18 by member: kikibee5
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After you lose the weight, does your body adjust & no longer need to stay on a strict diet?
21 Nov 18 by member: srossca
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21 Nov 18 by member: liv001
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@srossca - For me, I can now handle 'more carbs', but when I 'carb too high' the symptoms return (cracked feet, numb limbs, high fasting glucose levels, dizziness, vision problems). I think it is best to call it a 'treatment' not a 'cure'. The problem I have with taking insulin as a 'treatment' is that you have to keep upping the dose. Metformin is now the 'go to' drug but its purpose is to increase your insulin response to what you eat, but, you may have the choice to simply not eat so many carbs :) Now, everyone may not have that option. I can only pull it off by not eating solid food for days at a time. So if a person cannot help eating carbs it is a logical solution. I chose a different way.
21 Nov 18 by member: adefwebserver
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Aden, Thx for the info, my brother in law has similar issues.
21 Nov 18 by member: srossca
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21 Nov 18 by member: srossca
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yes you have done awesome Kikibee5
21 Nov 18 by member: baskington
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just like many diseases srossca, they only go into remission not a total cure. If they want to stay off damaging medications they need to continue low carb eating. I am sure some will heal more to be able to have higher carbs long term, but just like my allergies the problem never goes away, just have a great quality of life if you avoid what makes you sick.
21 Nov 18 by member: baskington
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Srossca I think exercise also helps.
21 Nov 18 by member: baskington
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thanks Chris, I don't tend to see these often as I am busy with other things, but like to share good news when I see it
21 Nov 18 by member: baskington
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