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G'day JG! Yes it is a lovely group but it's the people in the group such as u JG and my "special sister" Iola from the USA that make it so but EVERYONE here and in my team are kind helpful people… read more
I have just drastically reduced my consumption of sugary snacks due to starting on insulin. I honestly expected my partner would stop eating them in front of me but he hasnt.
Thank You John for your service.My dh is a retired Marine,he's not diabetic either,and he likes his sweets,never ate them until he quit smoking in 1999,replaced one not good thing with another.But he… read more
I buy granulated sugar just for sprinkling on strawberries n raspberries and for baking I hate it in hot drinks
Having diabetes and drinking alcohol 🍷 dont mix well drinking alcohol or abusing it is a sure fire way to spike your glucose levels out of control if you drink drink in moderation and not excess
Does anyone use Neuragen? And does it work?
In addition to maintaining blood sugar control, it is simply necessary to clean the micro and microvascular systems to stop repetitive cracks in small vessels. The blood vessels must regain their… read more
I have recently experienced higher fasting glucose levels over the course of about 6 weeks. Normally, I am at 80- 120 in the mornings, but lately have been about 140- 160. The only big difference of late, I can pin point is,.. I have been drinking, maybe 1 can of diet sodas with my evening meals. I have also had sinus/ allergy issues about the same time (farmers in the locale are harvesting- kicking up dust & mold). Just trying to get a grip on whether the issue is in the sodas (as my diet has… read more
Beverly,
For god sake, drink the diet soda you so badly covet; in fact, do it once a day or every other day. Just cut volume…
AND…………….
STOP listening to clueless doctors!!
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I want to know if anyone has had any long-term success with a low-carb diet for example. Is it possible to stay off medication when you have diabetes 2? Who has managed this and for how long?
Has anyone tried the low-carb high-fat diet recommended by dietdoctor.com? If I keep to 100 grams of carbs per day is that enough of a carb reduction or do I have to go much lower?
I have heard so many people say they have to eat at specific times, (Scheduled) that it worries me. I am very likely to eat breakfast at 11 AM I if I'm not working on the day. Is it really important to be scheduled. I am not the least interested in eating in the AM, and often have no appetite at 5:00PM either but have to feed my family... 😣
Also, I have days when I will be burning hot one minute and freezing cold to the bones ten minutes later. Is this possibly related to diabetes?
Eating regularly helps regulate BS. Gives your body time to burn the carbs with keeping away lows.
i like my sugar free jello when I get a hankering
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