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Hi. I was just scrolling to see different results out of curiosity, and indeed your results are astonishing. Can you share any advice how you can manage your glucose levels so efficiently? Any particular diet or/and tricks how to use insulin?

My recent HbA1c is 42. I know that it sounds great but slightly worse than my two previous years where I got 39 and 38. For the past 9 months I'm most of the time on very low carbs and virtually no insulin. This perhaps elevated the results. TIR is pretty much 99% except occasional beer...

Hi, Just spotted it. I'm managing T1 with low car diet + excercise. I think that it would be great to connect and exchange experience.

Hi Jane. Thank you, and congratulations, sounds amazing. Presumably you use now much less insulin?

Thank you everyone for replying. The replies bring hope and joy, and it is great to hear that keto/low carb works for many people. A little update from my side. Since my original post in April 2024, I've tried to stick to low carb, with some on and off periods....Off (low carb) periods were...

Keto for nine years...really impressive!

Thanks, looks like a good read. Yes, I agree that CGM is less accurate but that's why I've started calibrating it with fingerprick tests (not sure if all modeels have this option, I have Dexcom one and they neabled this option only a year ago or so). This is a great feature, and usually by...

Thank you for your quick reply, indeed very interesting topic, and good to hear your update (and positive news). When citing 'complete remission for T1' please note that this term usually refers to remission at limited perdiod of time, and it can extend for many years (in rare cases) but as far...

Thanks, very useful paper. Do you know any literature on individuals wearing CGMs and on low carb diet or keto?

To some extent, I have a similar situation. It is not easy to maintain my glucose level without any insuline, but if I eat really low carbs (near or full ketosis) and exercise regularly, my averaged glucose based on CGM is 6 mmol/L. I thought I was in a honeymoon phase, but it has been 3 years...

I might be overreacting, but these readings are not entirely normal for a healthy person. Unless the person was eating lots of carbs/sugars with high GI, or been releasing a lot of cortisol etc.

Hi all. Just to add from my side. I was diagnosed in December 2021 just after my Pfizer jab. I was always in a relatively good shape, 37 at the time, no history of diabetes in my family. I try not to think about it, but I can not stand someone saying that the Covid vaccines are safe. I'm not...

Was asked a similar question by GP after my last blood results. He did not care about anything else than trying to put me on statins. Recommendation because I'm over 40, T1 and slightly elevated cholesterol....he of course did not bother to understand that my cholesterol was slight off because I...

5.1 mmol/L on waking up. Just got my H1A1c results and got it down to 38 mmol/mol. I'm shocked, it made my day. And no, I wasn't going into hypos often. Low carb diet works wonderfully!

At only 3 years in, it's quite likely you're still producing some insulin yourself, the honeymoon period. Is there a particular reason you're interested in reducing carbs? Many T1's do very well on dosing for their carbs, it's all about individual approach and preferences. Yes, I still produce...