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Eating like that your blood glucose will surely pass with flying colours.

How much carb do you eat a meal and in a day?

He is still considering his options as he has heard from words that my late father has success with blood glucose control. We hold the same view that using insulin and flozin is a rather strong approach with many side effects. He realises that too as he is quite highly educated. For now he is...

Most diabetes T2 probably mess up their BG, so it is no surprise.

It is only slightly effective. If you add certain fresh food that is high in anti oxidant and low in carb into the diet, you may get similar effect. Examples I heard of diabetic people using are bittergourd, ginger, tumeric. I personally use on patient I take care of, tomatoes, payaya, blue...

I think this is good news. Reason is because it is hard for one to have the discipline to limit carb intake (balance with physical activity) to a level for healthy blood glucose range. This is to say most diabetic type 2 patients do not control their blood glucose level well. In the end only...

Do you mean 2 out of 3, type 2 that use insulin quit after a while?

From using the information in this site, when my father was alive, his blood glucose level was in a very good range, he never has to worry about his diabetes. My late father has controlled his blood glucose so well after he limit his carb intake that the doctors forgot that he was diabetic...

Asking for my uncle who was diagnosed a month ago. I am now helping him. My father has passed away last year due to a haemorrhagic stroke. That was why I was absent from posting in this forum from that time till recently.

Thank you for all the comments. They are helpful for my analysis on this topic.

Is this a common treatment method for type 2?

It is not bad but can be further improved. If the patient become complacent, it will be a disaster in the making.

That can probably be considered as the upper limit

I will first focus on getting these three readings, 1) the upon awaken, 2) before meal and 3) two hours after first bite readings within safe range. This is achieved by adjusting carb intake to be in balance with the activity level. I think the liver dump like dawn syndrome and during exercise...

I do not understand what you are asking? Skeletal muscles can store glycogen until they are filled up. Once inside the muscles, the glycogen will not affect blood glucose level. So having more lean body mass is an advantage because they act like sponge to uptake glucose to increase insulin...