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I aim for 6 times per week, main lifting weights. Sometimes a spin class, but not all that often. A bad week I’ll only do 3, but normally it’s closer to 6. My usual routine is Push, Pull, legs , repeat. But when it goes a bit off track (usually working late), I’ll add in a spin, and not repeat.

Interesting combination for a sandwich! I fall on the ‘hate it’ side of marmite, but may try it just in case..! I’d definitely recommend watching game changers again. It’s not all around the fitness side (although that’s the main thing!), there’s another great documentary called ‘forks over...

Sometimes it’s just easier to say Vegan, and most people know what you mean (especially when in a food environment). This is what I tend to do (as I’m sat there ordering food in leather shoes!) @Beating-My-Betes has covered it perfectly. [emoji106][emoji16]

Thanks for your reply. I guess mines a fair bit different. I got into PB after watching’Game Changers’ on Netflix. I’ve always exercised and enjoyed weight training, so wanted to see if making the change would help with recovery and injuries. From there I started to investigate more of the...

Hi guys. It’s been a long time since I’ve posted anything. In fact, it was just as I was starting to go plant based over 2 years ago! I’m type 1, and still follow a plant based diet (and will never go back). I’d be interested to hear from anyone else (type 1 or 2) who is following a plant based...

Hi Catarina. I guess I’m luckier in that I have had diabetes from the age of 5 (39 now!), so it’s all I’ve really known. My advice would be to get to know as much as you can about being diabetic and understanding how your body reacts to the condition (we are all slightly different). This will...

Hi. Here a great book that will help you. It’s written by a Type 1 diabetic who is also a bodybuilder, and qualified. The Diabetic Muscle and Fitness Guide (1) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0995762201/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_MkTXEbWMBBG1F

Hi. I did the same about 9 months ago and found it easy too. I’m also a Type 1, so there were no issues with making the change. I have friends that have made the change and also my mother (none of which are diabetic), they have all lost body fat and report having more energy. One of them (who I...

Type one, and have been for 34 years.

I do feel this post has been somewhat hijacked, but I think you’re missing my point. Surely eating a snack of a salad, or crunchy veg is better for you than a choc ice!? (In more wats than one). And a true plant based diet is the exact opposite to processed foods. It’s all about eating whole...

Plant based diet is very different to Vegan diet! I know overweight Vegans! But not a single overweight PBD person!

The simple way (although boring way) to look at this is your calories in needs to be less than your calories used, otherwise you will but on weight! Protein and Carbs have exactly the same amount of calories per gram (4) so having high protein and low carbs only works IF you don’t consume as...

Let me try again...! If your levels are dropping from 20+ to 9, then you will probably feel like you are having a hypo! I think the first thing to do is get it in a good range, nice and slowly and then keep testing, testing, testing! to try and keep it there as much as possible and for as long...

Hi. One thing I’m thinking is, if you levels are dropping Dom 20

I fear the people that are saying ‘just do it!’ don’t have a 5 year old son. I have a son who is 4 and getting him to wash his hair in the bath can cause uncontrollable tears, so image how inserting a needle into you, after previous experiences of pain would go down! After speaking to my mother...