nskelton
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
When I was eating loads of protein, my eGFR was worse than I was eating slightly less, but I test my urine for protein and I wasn't (and still am not) seeing any. The tests that I had done didn't show up particular issues with kidney function.
Dude I feel it too!Made aware of lipohypertrophy (lumps) and the full effect of rotation. Left with a lump on the abdomen that is unsightly to myself and I do get conscious over it and haven't injected in it for months on end and I don't see any improvement
I wish i had been told that hypo's can cause damage to the brain been type 1 for 9 years and only just found that out less than a year ago and also of the links between diabetes and alzheimers, i had a stroke back in 2004, my family and myself has noticed a degeneration in my memory since then as the clot is still in my brain, my dsn has advised i see my gp to be referred to a memory clinic what make this even more terrifying for me, is the fact that im only 30, my son is only 8, i want to know who he is as he grows up! Has anyone else experienced anything similar??Hi everybody.
I have a quick question for you all, and that is...
What are some things you wish you were taught about your T1D which would have made treating it much easier?
I'll be sticking around for a little to enjoy your responses.
3....2....1....GO.
I have the same experience. Immediately after I adopted LCHF, my LDL cholesterol skyrocketed. Reducing saturated fat helped. Anything else I should be weary of on LCHF?That low carb , high fat can actually cause cholesterol problems (in certain people) and too much protein can affect kidney function. I jumped straight on the LCHF bandwagon after diagnosis and it had some side effects after a few years.
I would blame saturated fats.I believe that omega 6 polyunsaturated fats consumed in excess are believed to be the only type of fat to negatively affect cholesterol balance. I'll try and find some studies when I'm back on the desktop
I have the same experience. Immediately after I adopted LCHF, my LDL cholesterol skyrocketed. Reducing saturated fat helped. Anything else I should be weary of on LCHF?
Thanks for the additional info. My mother is on statins and her father actually died of artherosclerosis. So, high LDL cholesterol is something I am taking seriously. In fact I went for another checkup a couple of weeks ago. My LDL cholesterol is still a bit higher than what's normal but not very high anymore (that was the case when I started LCHF with lots of cheese, butter, etc.). I continue the saturated fat restriction in my diet as it seems to help to keep my LDL at bay. I am in my 40s, things may deteriorate later and then I will have to decide whether to take statins. My doctor said he will not put me on statins yet as my HbA1c is under control. He does not seem to be a big fan of statins it looks like.
How do you find the artichoke tablets? Do they help?