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  1. Syd
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    Carbs and Rice - cooked or uncooked weight?

    Hi @DaveH2 A similar question was asked some years ago on this forum...
    Post by: Syd, Oct 10, 2019 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
  2. Syd
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    My first 3-month Diabetes Review

    Congratulations @Sheila L. You are going in the right direction and should keep on doing what you have been doing and that includes eating porridge.
    Post by: Syd, Oct 6, 2019 in forum: Type 2 Diabetes
  3. Syd
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    My First Diabetes Review, 31 July 2019

    Hello @Sheila L you should really be supported on this forum in your actions to deal with your diabetes diagnosis, rather than be given "advice"...
    Post by: Syd, Aug 6, 2019 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
  4. Syd
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    Great Desmond Course and Coping

    Who is Hypocrites? Are hypos named after him or her?
    Post by: Syd, Jul 5, 2019 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
  5. Syd
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    Daily carbs recommended by dietitian at Low carb workshop

    I found the following on the Diabetes Australia website under the heading "Position statement on low carb eating for people with diabetes." It is...
    Post by: Syd, Jun 25, 2019 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
  6. Syd
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    Newly diagnosed, scared and confused

    White bread is over-processed, high in calories and of little nutritional value, whereas whole grain bread is high in fibre, vitamin B and other...
    Post by: Syd, Jun 2, 2019 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
  7. Syd
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    Recently Diagnosed

    I don't know why but @daisy1 keeps referring to the old NICE guidelines about self testing. The new guidelines currently in force from 2015...
    Post by: Syd, May 30, 2019 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
  8. Syd
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    which reading is correct ?

    If neither of the post-prandial readings is correct, then how can one assume that the single pre-prandial reading of 5.7 is correct?
    Post by: Syd, Jan 15, 2019 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
  9. Syd
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    Apples on a low carb diet

    Raw apples have fibre which lowers the glycemic load which prevents the blood level from spiking. Stewed apples have the same amount of sugar as...
    Post by: Syd, Nov 29, 2018 in forum: Weight Loss and Dieting
  10. Syd
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    Self testing readings. Recently diagnosed.

    Hi Alfie, I tested whilst losing weight but have not bothered since my Hba1C stabilised in the low 30s about three years ago. If you keep you...
    Post by: Syd, Nov 14, 2018 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
  11. Syd
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    What's Right

    I agree with that. One has only got to take three readings at the same time with the same meter to get three different test results, yet some...
    Post by: Syd, Aug 7, 2018 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
  12. Syd
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    Nice Guidelines And Self-testing Glucose Meters

    Thank you @Guzzler and @Alison Campbell I would not presume to give anyone advice as to whether they should or should not test and therefore...
    Post by: Syd, Aug 6, 2018 in forum: Newly Diagnosed
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    Nice Guidelines And Self-testing Glucose Meters

    I was diagnosed as T2 back in 2013. I recall then looking around and noticing the NICE guidelines then current which had first been published in...
    Thread by: Syd, Aug 5, 2018, 3 replies, in forum: Newly Diagnosed
  14. Syd
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    Prof Roy Taylor's work on reversing type 2 diabetes

    I would hazard a guess that if the overworked doctor and nurse were aware that you had lost weight to the extent that your BMI went from 31 to...
    Post by: Syd, Dec 20, 2017 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
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    Prof Roy Taylor's work on reversing type 2 diabetes

    So to summarise, lose weight and then keep that weight off by following the NHS Eatwell Plate guidelines to give a statistically significant...
    Post by: Syd, Dec 20, 2017 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
  16. Syd
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    Prof Roy Taylor's work on reversing type 2 diabetes

    So we could have at least two Newcastle Diets.
    Post by: Syd, Oct 7, 2017 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
  17. Syd
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    Prof Roy Taylor's work on reversing type 2 diabetes

    Looking at the product information of the Cambridge Diet Plan shakes, it seems that each shake has 145 KCals and 14.5g of carbs, so your...
    Post by: Syd, Oct 7, 2017 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
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    Prof Roy Taylor's work on reversing type 2 diabetes

    http://www.ncl.ac.uk/media/wwwnclacuk/newcastlemagneticresonancecentre/files/direct-protocol.pdf
    Post by: Syd, Oct 7, 2017 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
  19. Syd
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    Prof Roy Taylor's work on reversing type 2 diabetes

    If you're going to be a stickler for accuracy then the protocol published by the team conducting the research states as follows: "A commercial...
    Post by: Syd, Oct 6, 2017 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
  20. Syd
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    Prof Roy Taylor's work on reversing type 2 diabetes

    The shakes which are available on the Cambridge Weight Plan each seem to contain about 2 to 3 grams of fat and 14 to 15 grams of carbohydrates....
    Post by: Syd, Oct 3, 2017 in forum: Diabetes Discussions
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