Hi
I am a newbie to the site. Diagnosed Type 2 about 10years ago. Great success on low carbs lost over five stone but fell off the wagon - now struggling to maintain good control and lose the weight I regained. Dietary advice is so confusing and the hospital dietician has recommended oats as a good breakfast and source of low release energy but I am zonked out within minutes of eating any -bloods rising rapidly to over 15 with small amounts. I can lose a whole day unable to think, move or function. When I tell my GP and other medics I am told this is not possible. Has anyone else suffered the same reaction or am Ijust making it up?
Thanks
Dogmahttp://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetes-forum/posting.php?mode=post&f=3&sid=397fc87547cb63de943dca55ae10f6cb#
I am a newbie to the site. Diagnosed Type 2 about 10years ago. Great success on low carbs lost over five stone but fell off the wagon - now struggling to maintain good control and lose the weight I regained. Dietary advice is so confusing and the hospital dietician has recommended oats as a good breakfast and source of low release energy but I am zonked out within minutes of eating any -bloods rising rapidly to over 15 with small amounts. I can lose a whole day unable to think, move or function. When I tell my GP and other medics I am told this is not possible. Has anyone else suffered the same reaction or am Ijust making it up?
Thanks
Dogmahttp://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetes-forum/posting.php?mode=post&f=3&sid=397fc87547cb63de943dca55ae10f6cb#