It really does. Look it up. In the non diabetic population A1C naturally increases with age, it's nature, nothing to do with being diabetic or not.
Scardoc you are retreating to a "straw man" argument if all [you're] defending is that low carb is not the 100% solution and cure for everything.
But still you have no evidence base for your claim that the NHS carb diet is not responsible for the 94% off-target diabetics. Who knows, it might be. You don't know. No one does. So you are in no position to claim, as you did, it was "certain" not to be the case.
Personally I would be unsurprised if the NHS diet/dose regime for diabetics was responsible for well above 50% of the off-target diabetics.
Right, now you may begin to see where I was coming from all of those pages ago when I referred to this as the "low carb" forum!!!! Please, pretty please furnish us all with the evidence that the NHS diet/dose regime for diabetics is responsible? You can't. Dillinger can't. No one can. Just as I can't provide evidence to prove it's not responsible.
Hence I cited other reasons which, although initially dismissed and ranted at, now seem to be more accepted. For avoidance of doubt I am not retreating to anything, my point began many moons ago by saying that 94% of T1 diabetics are not failing to meet Hba1c targets because of the RDA of carbohydrates. You can ask for whatever evidence you want and I can't provide it. All I can tell you is that I am walking talking proof that you can eat
more than the RDA allowance of carbs, be T1 diabetic and maintain a healthy Hba1c. The conclusion I would draw from this, and hope others can see, is that there are more reasons behind the poor statistics than carbohydrates alone.
And that is why I get frustrated, at what I personally believe to be, the deterioration of the diversity of this forum over the years, into a low carb forum.
*Disclaimer - that is not to say I do not think that low carbing has it's place and merits and this forum is not an extremely informative tool and has hugely benefitted and enriched, perhaps even saved, the lives of many many people, my own included.