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Yeah, that would be a huge amount of novorapid if you did somehow have it by mistake. I take quite a bit lower dose than you, but generally any hypo with long acting insulin comes on pretty gradually for me (like with an advanced warning of feeling weak and hungry). I hope that you start...

I'm interested in the circumstances surrounding how you went into the hypo. How much fast acting insulin did you have after you got up and what did you eat?

Here is a non "Daily Fail" link: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/11/201115101249.htm So clearly a correlation but not necessarily a causation. The most likely explanation is that an increasingly non traditional diet (with processed snacks) is correlated with increased rates of...

Here in Australia, one of our states (South Australia) has just started a covid lockdown (albeit fairly brief for now) that bans *any* outdoor exercise! The frustrating thing is that at the same time they are explicitly allowing people to go out to buy alcohol (because that is apparently...

I generally eat about 6 to 12 eggs per week. The biggest problem with a lot of the dietary recommendations that we've had in the past, like "don't eat eggs", is that they almost assume that if you remove something from your diet that you won't just replace it with something else. That is...

Yeah, I think I pay about $3.20 (AUD) for 500 mL of 36% cream here (Australia).

Hi tk123. Are you in USA or Canada? Anyway, it seems that the naming of different creams depends on your country. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cream#Canada Here in Australia standard cream is 36% and double cream is anywhere from 48% to 60%. In the UK standard in 36% and double is 48% + BTW...

Hi LittleGreyCat. Before going LCHF and getting my blood sugar levels under control, I literally couldn't exercise so much without getting incredible fatigue (there and then). Now that I use LCHF I can exercise for a lot longer (I also cycle). Like yourself, I often do feel a fair bit of fatigue...

There are a couple of options. 1. An ice cream churn. Small electric ice cream churns are available quite cheaply these days. I bought mine from Aldi for about $20 (au). Note that commercially made ice cream has various vegetable gums and additives that stop it going rock hard. Home made ice...

Hi jcbman. You do realize the the opening post here was about a 67 y.o. cycling 20 miles, right. To compare this with Olympic level sports is a complete straw man argument. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man Actually it's about as classic an example of a straw man argument as I've ever...

Generally just by boiling (and then simmering) meat bones with some low carb vegetables. Traditionally broths were a convenient way of extracting some nutrition from bones, where those nutrients are otherwise hard for us to access and would typically go to waste. The nutrients come from mostly...

I was just about to say something like: If it's good enough for 'ER then it's good enough for me. ;) But too bad that's it's not really all that low carb. :facepalm:

What effects are we talking about here. BGLs or bowel movements? As far as not spiking BGL goes, black beans are usually ok for me. Even more so when they are cooked and then cooled overnight like this, as it convert a lot of the available carbs into "resistant starch", which is very slow to be...

If you are in NSW or ACT then try the Baker's Life 85% lower carb" bread from Aldi. I find it very good, and not outrageously priced. See this thread: https://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/bakers-life-85-lower-carb-bread-in-aldi-australia.127516/

I do a lot of low carb cooking in general (well obviously because that's what I eat), but up until now not much baking. I've seen recipes for things like this before, but never really bother to make them. Until yesterday that is. :) It sounds really weird in a cake, because I usually associate...