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  1. AloeSvea
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    Fats and Insulin Resistance

    Hi @Dark Horse - we have had many exchanges over the years and I appreciate them. But the subject of Human Evolutionary Biology is not my...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 11, 2021 in forum: Low-carb Diet Forum
  2. AloeSvea
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    Fats and Insulin Resistance

    It is easier for me to do an old-school quote thing then mucking around with deletions in the quote - I hope this is OK for Sean Raymond and...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 11, 2021 in forum: Low-carb Diet Forum
  3. AloeSvea
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    Fats and Insulin Resistance

    I was never a calorie counter, or a dieter, or anything re nutrition and ways of eating pre diabetes. But I certainly notice a lot of that stuff...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 11, 2021 in forum: Low-carb Diet Forum
  4. AloeSvea
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    Fats and Insulin Resistance

    Hi @Sean_Raymond - very curious and interesting that after reading about the low carb approach to type two diabetes, you take on the idea that it...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 10, 2021 in forum: Low-carb Diet Forum
  5. AloeSvea
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    Fats and Insulin Resistance

    Again - the relationship of dietary fat on insulin resistance is in relation to carbohydrate and glucose. What is dangerous is high fat in the...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 8, 2021 in forum: Low-carb Diet Forum
  6. AloeSvea
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    C-peptide and circulating insulin tests

    Your level of insulin and therefore considering your type two diabetes - your insulin resistance, simply.
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 7, 2021 in forum: Greetings and Introductions
  7. AloeSvea
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    Low bmi and fasting

    Fasting certainly has an impact on my morning blood glucose levels, at least for a couple of days after fasting, so I understand you wanting to...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 7, 2021 in forum: Fasting
  8. AloeSvea
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    Low Carb / Low Calorie and Newcastle Diet

    p.s. I don't know what happened with the original poster - @charlie000, but his/her specs at diagnosis were eerily close to mine. ie 5'7" and...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 6, 2021 in forum: Low-carb Diet Forum
  9. AloeSvea
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    Fats and Insulin Resistance

    I obviously haven't had enough tea and coffee this morning, as I missed the year plus ago aspect of the original poster's question until the end-...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 6, 2021 in forum: Low-carb Diet Forum
  10. AloeSvea
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    Keto slimfast

    Yes. And I read 4.4 of carbs per serving - and as that is nearly a quarter of a keto carb grammage (I go for 20g as a daily carb goal, ideally,...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 6, 2021 in forum: Low-carb Diet Forum
  11. AloeSvea
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    Christmas time barrrr humbug

    Yes, I find this a very interesting situation - food in the workplace when you have a metabolic disease and are treating with diet. My point of...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Jan 1, 2021 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
  12. AloeSvea
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    Ear wax monitoring vs Hba1c

    Goodness gracious! :wideyed:
    Post by: AloeSvea, Dec 20, 2020 in forum: Blood Glucose Monitoring
  13. AloeSvea
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    Panic! Panic! Panic!

    @John Mckay - you have done the right thing coming in to this forum! :). And especially as you are waiting to find out if you are type 1 or type...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Nov 27, 2020 in forum: Ask A Question
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    Dawn Phenomenon (yeah...again)

    @Roggg, you are struggling to find evidence for the eating and not eating effect on the Dawn Phenomenom because you are basically looking at it!...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Nov 5, 2020 in forum: Fasting
  15. AloeSvea
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    Does this sound bad?

    But saying that, in above, @Becs90 - get you to the doctor's for an HBA1c and fasting blood glucose test, absolutely. I suggested to my own...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Oct 21, 2020 in forum: Prediabetes
  16. AloeSvea
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    Does this sound bad?

    Type 2 is very strongly EPIgenetic. Meaning genes always have to work in with environmental factors. And the genes - you can see as another way of...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Oct 21, 2020 in forum: Prediabetes
  17. AloeSvea
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    Is 'Probably Type2' an acceptable diagnosis?

    Did you mean 'No definitive test for T1'?. The HBA1c and the Oral Glucose Tolerance Test are pretty definitive aren't they? For T2? (But I think...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Oct 21, 2020 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
  18. AloeSvea
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    Recommend Reading on Insulin

    Bright SPOTS ! Lol. I spent way too long wondering what a sot was :cat: And, couldn't find an Adam Brow - (BROWN) :D Looks like a good book...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Oct 21, 2020 in forum: Ask A Question
  19. AloeSvea
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    Recommend Reading on Insulin

    Very good! :)
    Post by: AloeSvea, Oct 20, 2020 in forum: Ask A Question
  20. AloeSvea
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    Is 'Probably Type2' an acceptable diagnosis?

    My understanding of hospitals worldwide is when it comes to accident and emergency admissions, even when they do tests, is that they get you in...
    Post by: AloeSvea, Oct 20, 2020 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
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