KennyA

Hi - bear in mind that normal HbA1c levels - where almost all non-diabetic people are - range from around 36 to 42. GPs do not get a...

I don't understand that. The paper doesn't say anything whatsoever about anyone being excluded because of restarting the same or an...

Hi - when you say my diabetes is relatively well controlled for me. Its the best its been for a long while. what are your actual...

It's clear from the published paper that they were not excluded. If you look at (for example) section 3.2 it shows that of the original...

Interestingly, about half the patients who apparently "stopped" using GLP-1s in the Cleveland Clinic paper didn't actually stop...

If my memory serves (and it frequently doesn't, these days) around fifteen years ago the average budget for a patient meal in an NHS...

That goes a long way towards explaining hospital food.....

I don't think you're wrong. I'm old enough to remember that before 1980ish the standard NHS advice to people wanting to lose weight was...

I was aghast when I saw the diagram, it took me aback. Had a chat with the dietician about it, said I would not be following it. If I...

I followed that Eatwell guide for many years. Grew fatter and fatter, and became diabetic. The dietitian insisted I was doing things the...

Not me. Personally, that would - I think, not going to try it - be way too much. I used to follow the NHS recommended way of eating -...

As you'll know it's your liver "helpfully" making new glucose. Mine continues rising (slowly) until at least 2pm, which is when I got...

If you want to build muscle I think that will need some sort of resistance exercise - eg free weights. It gets harder to gain/regain...

From last week, should see us well into April: Butcher: chicken, steak, bacon, black pudding, pork shoulder, boned lamb leg...

I have that book. Great, isn't it. I need Nursie on-side so no point putting her right on the subject - nothing to be gained.