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Southport GP
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Southport GP

Well-Known Member, Male, from Merseyside

Verified HCP

'He is the best physician who is the most ingenious inspirer of hope' Samuel Coleridge 1772-1834 Feb 17, 2014

Southport GP was last seen:
Sep 17, 2019 at 2:39 PM
    1.  
      13lizanne
      13lizanne
      May I ask you why you found my post on "after 9+yrs of Metformin no more meds" funny. I must say this has unsettled me somewhat
      Feb 9, 2016
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      Kyi
      Kyi
      Researching into reversing type2 diabetes. Why there is too much blood sugar, is it because cells not working &become insulin resistant.Too much fat on the cells making them blocked to insulin? Increased Niacin burns fat increasing cell efficiency. LCHF foods contain more vitamins and mineral able to digest fat and leave the cell open to insulin. B3 is reversing diabetes. Thoughts?
      Sep 27, 2015
      2. Southport GP
        Southport GP
        See my new paper. I suspect fat in the liver and pancreas play an important part in insulin resistance
        Sep 27, 2015
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      Bebo321
      Bebo321
      Jan 12, 2015
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      Harpar
      Harpar
      Hi, as you seem to be an 'interested' GP, would you be prepared to offer my an 'opinion' - I am not asking for a diagnosis. I am currently having a really hard time with my GP (in france) who dismisses my situation. OGTT tests are fine, but carbs are not. So, if you are open to giving an opinion, let me know and I can send you all the info I have, if not, fine, not to worry.
      Jul 21, 2014
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      Jude
      Jude
      I just wanted to tell you that I am in Coventry and have recently been referred to a NHS Low Carb Diet Group run by Dietitian and DSNs. We meet 4 weekly when we are weighed, discuss issues and have time to talk to a DSN. The diet is 20-40g carb but we are not exactly counting carbs but have been given several pages of food types informing us which foods we can eat freely, those to limit and those not to touch!!
      Mar 20, 2014
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      ItalianKitten
      ItalianKitten
      I really look forward to reading your article in full. It seems very promising, and hopefully something I can show my GP. She's a great advocate of starches as staples of every meal, but I'm not convinced. I've felt much better since I switched to a vegetarian LCHF regime.
      Mar 4, 2014
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      Southport GP
      Southport GP
      'He is the best physician who is the most ingenious inspirer of hope' Samuel Coleridge 1772-1834
      Feb 17, 2014
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      bricann
      bricann
      Hi, would like an example of your low carb moderate fat diet. I have a friend doing the LCHF diet, I don't feel comfortable with this but it seems to be working for him but I'm not happy with the high fat bit. I do ,however, need to lose some weight and get my blood glucose down a bit.
      Jan 25, 2014
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    Gender:
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    Location:
    Merseyside
    Occupation:
    Family doctor
    Type of diabetes:
    HCP
    Treatment type:
    I do not have diabetes
    Exercise:
    Running, I love it !!
    I wonder if patients are not always encouraged enough with a good diet before starting medication? This has caused me to research the lower carb higher fat diet. I have been on it a year now and love it. I have also been busy doing a study on the diets effects on patients with an elevated HBA1c which has just passed peer review and will be published by Practical Diabetes in March 2014
    In general it's difficult for me to comment on specific cases as its ethically dodgy ground for any doctor. My aim is to show there are doctors who support the low carb approach and to supply evidence for folk to take to their own doctors As part of this I think we are in partnership with our patients and should work with them rather than lecture!!
    I am dyslexic so apologise now for any typos also for the fact I cannot enter into the specifics of any particular cases.

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