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What do you think is zero glucose possible?
and could you give such a diet a year to find out if It works?
Type-2 is a dreadful affliction. It has a wide range of adverse effects on the sufferer including a poor mental state. The gradual loss of sensation in the feet and the onset of impaired vision, bleeding gums and so on are just outward signs of a downhill slide into a state where it is really difficult to hold down a job, to drive a car, to play one's full part in family life. It gets better immediately after diagnosis but the way out of the wood is still hard to find. The combination of the recommended diet and standard medication doesn't work. Here the two major diabetic associations are at fault as they both propose this imaginary course, the 'balanced' diet that is as ineffective as the dreadful metformin that goes with it. To reduce blood glucose, the patient must reduce to zero glucose containing foodstuffs. That is all that is required. No Doctor will ever suggest such a course of action. It works! The symptoms are reversed after sticking to this easy regime for a year or so
What do you think is zero glucose possible?
and could you give such a diet a year to find out if It works?
Type-2 is a dreadful affliction. It has a wide range of adverse effects on the sufferer including a poor mental state. The gradual loss of sensation in the feet and the onset of impaired vision, bleeding gums and so on are just outward signs of a downhill slide into a state where it is really difficult to hold down a job, to drive a car, to play one's full part in family life. It gets better immediately after diagnosis but the way out of the wood is still hard to find. The combination of the recommended diet and standard medication doesn't work. Here the two major diabetic associations are at fault as they both propose this imaginary course, the 'balanced' diet that is as ineffective as the dreadful metformin that goes with it. To reduce blood glucose, the patient must reduce to zero glucose containing foodstuffs. That is all that is required. No Doctor will ever suggest such a course of action. It works! The symptoms are reversed after sticking to this easy regime for a year or so
There is a lot of conflicting advice out there about diet even From the doctors Its hard to know what to Do
I am having a low GI diet and have lost some weight but its hard work
Especially the food shopping.