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How irresposible are the current diet NHS guidelines for T2 and pre diabetics?
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<blockquote data-quote="woodywhippet61" data-source="post: 1615730" data-attributes="member: 418778"><p>I might have this wrong but isn't this why the LCHF folks all say to people be careful of increasing your carbs once you've got your bgl's under control. i.e. I see posts on here where people have done well in lowering their levels and are saying that they are looking forwards to eating more carbs again. There then starts to be some debate over whether this is a good idea or not.</p><p></p><p>Increasing carbs can lead to increasing insulin which then leads to insulin resistance. Help have I got this simplistic idea right or wrong?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="woodywhippet61, post: 1615730, member: 418778"] I might have this wrong but isn't this why the LCHF folks all say to people be careful of increasing your carbs once you've got your bgl's under control. i.e. I see posts on here where people have done well in lowering their levels and are saying that they are looking forwards to eating more carbs again. There then starts to be some debate over whether this is a good idea or not. Increasing carbs can lead to increasing insulin which then leads to insulin resistance. Help have I got this simplistic idea right or wrong? [/QUOTE]
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