I don’t expect my DN and doctors to be supportive of low carb diet and I don’t expect their understanding, although it would be nice if they were supportive. I never miss taking insulin and I keep close monitoring of my bs level. I don’t feel worried at all if my ketone level is at 3.5.
My team are OK at 30g per meal (ie 90g a day) but don't recommend less. I will push them for info next time I see them (at the end of the year?) but don't think they have the knowledge to give me much info about DKA and very low carb T1s. I suspect that this may be a personal thing for very low carb folk so that one particular level may be dangerous for one person but not for another? (Just a guess).
Typeonegrit are an obvious resource for more info for T1s wanting to do keto but am currently locked out of facebook (they really don't like it when you move countries and I'm not willing to send them info such as a passport or driving license
). And I don't really want to go full keto, though I could easily drop to 50g or 60g per day.
But I get the impression that low carb (maybe not very low carb) is becoming more accepted by GPs and DNs, so patience may be a virtue that we all just need to acquire.