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Agree. It really doesn't matter what terminology anyone uses - what counts is the food's impact on blood glucose, and how well one's...

Using the ‘quite invasive devices’ is something that those of us who have diabetes have to do on a regular basis, @Glu Koce. We get used...

Aged beef. Cooked outside on charcoal in late December. Chilly but somehow refreshing

Hi. Most definitions of "remission" - there are many more than one - usually state things like no medication, a time period, and a...

As others have said, the essence of the T2 problem is that we cannot deal properly with carbohydrate (including sugars). That means that...

There's been a lot of coffee today, as well as turkey, ham, stuffing, parsnips, carrots, a couple of roasties, sausages, bacon, sprouts...

Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas and a happy New Year. And behave yourselves a little less just for one day.

It is that. The ill feeling if I step away from the now normal way of eating. It is worse than the very worse hangover, or virus. Great...

My first Christmas post-diagnosis, having been keto for a while, I consulted on here with the same question, and on the basis of advice...

Always a bit disappointing when you don't get what you think you earned. What were the actual figures? Going forward, when you say "no...

You know, it's not that long ago that Type two diabetes didn't exist. I have diabetes textbooks published in 1999 which talk only about...

This is a graph from a Constant Glucose Monitor worn by a non-diabetic person, and it shows very clearly how it's normal for blood...

Hi and welcome. I think checking blood glucose levels is essential if you want to control your condition, but it pays to do it in a...

You're replying to a post made in 2016, and may not get a response.

I am sorry to hear that. Stress can definitely put your blood sugars up. Have a look at this thread for ideas of what to ask...