Nuts were hazelnuts and almonds, he didn't have many so no more than a couple of grams carb wise (unlike his usual intake of nuts, I use nuts in cooking so he eats a lot but we count the carbs in them). Six eggs at lunch time, scrambled with butter.
His diet is high in fats/oils. He has coconut milk instead of dairy milk, high oil content in the nuts he eats, I make high fat dips with oils to keep his fat content up. He's usually on about three time the calories an adult male should be on and I keep his carbs below 60g on a daily basis.
His favourite are cashews (typical that they contain huge amounts in comparison to other nuts) but I restrict them so we have a firm grip on the amount he gets.
It's hard work for me and I'm a qualified nutritional therapist who's have spent over twenty years managing special diets for my sons who have to stick to a severely restricted diet. How the heck do people with no dietary or nutrition knowledge cope!
Daibell, we're getting him checked for type 1.5 as suggested in another thread. Current weight is just over eight and a half stones and he's skeletal.
