To be honest, I'm so confused, I've started a low carb diet before meeting a doctor but he says low carb diets can cause ketoacidosis, but I think soon start a low carb diet after my meds is out this month
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@gusbudone the 500 carbs your doctor advised you ate is far too many carbs for a type2 diabetic all it will do is make you put on weight and increase your BG,just reduce the carbs by half and if you have a meter test your BG before you eat and 2 hours after you've eaten. Keep a diary of your BG readings and everything you eat and see what foods cause your BG to rise,this way you will find out what foods spike BG for you either reduce amounts or avoid to keep your BG readings in check. It's called eating to your meter,meaning if it doesn't spike your BG you can usually eat that food without it spiking BG . It's all about trying what foods work for you and what doesn't.
Many people on here have done the low carb high fat diet which has well has giving them control of their BG also enabled us to lose weight,if weight loss is not a problem for you concentrate on just reducing your carb amounts until your BG is within type2 diabetic range. If you need more advice I will tag
@daisy1 for you she will send you the information on type2 diabetes to help you. Anytime you need an answer to any problems you or concerns you have just ask the questions people on here have been there done and got the tee shirt,they will help if they can. Good luck ! K