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Do you mean 1177 pmols/L "C- Peptide tested November 2020 1177 pmols/mol (still capable of producing insulin one year after diagnosis) and several HbA1C tests since 2020 from 21.9 mmol/mol down to my last recent one 5.3 mmol/mol October 2022.
That's quite a high level for a T1, the Edinburgh study of 860 long standing T1s had 13% producing more than 200pmols/L. So while it works for you I'm skeptical as to how many T1s would have levels that high.
The original diet (pre insulin) for diabetics was essentially a ketogenic diet, as I understand it, and gave some people a few extra years, but they still died.
A keto diet reduces but doesn't completely eliminate the need for insulin, so logically it's only going to work for T1s with sufficient insulin.