Agree with
@Daibell that T1 (and indeed T1.5) is not purely an auto-immune condition.
Just my twopenneth...
I was diagnosed 28 months ago as LADA, but still have plenty of beta-cells producing insulin, and no auto-immune issues to date. I needed insulin initially due to my hba1c being dangerously high, until changing my diet to LCHF, whereupon I steadily reduced my insulin doses to not needing it at all. My consultant has always stated that many conditions of D do overlap, and some people will exhibit some of the different types; thus making the Type Definition quite difficult in several cases.
I was (am) T1.5, due to the rapid weight loss prior to diagnosis and my age, but DONT have the auto-immune condition as yet. Whether this proves to be a honeymoon, or simply management of the condition by halting further issues will come to the fore in the future. All I can say is that I'm now fitter and healthier than I've been in decades, and can only attribute that change to LCHF as nothing else has changed. I did THAT change to manage my D and stop the hypers and hypos; the added health benefits were a welcome bonus.