@Geoffno6 @Diakat yes, below 1 is negative - the way antibody production in the human body works is that even the healthiest of healthy might have one or 2 floating around. In healthy individuals, most of them get nuked in the thymus, but a few slip through the net. For whatever reason, the nuking of these particular ones stops in T1s. You're also IAA2 negative according to those results, which are the two most commonly associated antibodies with T1. They can also test for ZnT8, but my understanding is that it isn't routinely done. Antibody production is a very confusing and messy subject, principally because there hasn't been much research done until fairly recently, and it's tricky to research - one of the reasons we hear about all these amazing studies in mice that don't then transfer to humans is that the mouse immune system is more different to that of humans than you might think.
Your c-peptide value suggests that you are making plenty of insulin - the c-peptide is a bit of protein that is produced when insulin is cleaved from its pre-cursor molecule pro-insulin, and secreted in equal amounts with insulin, so it tells you roughly how much insulin you are making, there or thereabouts.
Obviously I am in no way shape or form a medical doctor, but I would be inclined to agree with you that those results would seem to suggest T2.
