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Low-carb improves BG in T1D
 

In one of the first randomised trials into low-carb eating for type 1 diabetes, those who ate a low-carb diet were shown to have better blood glucose levels compared to those who ate a high-carb diet.
Milestone T1 trial
 
 
The NHS T2 Treatment Regime

The NHS T2 Treatment Regime
 

"Why does the NHS promote and deliver a T2 treatment regime that does not work for many (most?) patients?" asks Forum Member AM1874.

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How to limit RLS symptoms

Restless leg syndrome (RLS), a neurological condition, has no cure, but there are certain changes you can make to ease the symptoms and pain associated with RLS
Battling RLS
 
 
 

PS: Have you checked out the - Low Carb Program for type 2 diabetes, or the Hypo Program for people on blood sugar lowering medication?

Have a great Thursday,
Charlotte
 
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