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If you want to be absolutely sure - you have to do Kraft Prediabetes testing. This test is basically OGTT plus Inulin plasma level -they check what is your glucose and insulin levels at 0 hour, 1 hour after and 2 hours after. https://wimbledonclinic.co.uk/kraft-prediabetes-testing/

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Hello everyone, I have been self-experimenting with Tresiba lately and after taking it for 4 days I realized that for me it starts working after 4 hours and reaches peak in hours 8 through 12. I was wondering what was your experience like. Thank you for sharing. Also - do you take it once or...

I strongly recommend dr Bernstein’s diabetes solution book or at least his youtube channel. You will be alright as long as you put effort into low carb. I lowered my HbA1c from 124 to 42 mmol/l in 4 months with Bernstein’s approach.

Bingo. It’ all about making that CGM line flat. See here: http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/diabetes-mellitus-and-infectious-diseases-controlling-chronic-hyperglycemia/

Treatments that seem to work are chloroquine (a cheap malarial drug), Gilliad's remdesivir with interferon-beta (in clinical trials from COV-19), plasma from recovered patients, and a steroid (methylprednisilone). Doctors in US are now using remdesivir off-label... SARS-CoV2 attacks pneumocytes...

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It is a process that takes months to adjust your body to normal blood glucose levels. It took me 4 months to adjust my body from having hypos at 5.1 mmol/l to having hypos when going under 3.5 mmol/l/.

I suggest you read an article by Dr Dikeman - Our Journey with the Low Carb Diet and the (Manual) Artificial Pancreas. Also, there is a very good medical journal article: Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low–Carbohydrate Diet. Healthy kids usually run with blood sugar of 4-5 mmol/l. It...

Generally there are two things to consider to avoid all sorts of diabetes complications: a) blood sugar level should be always as flat as possible ( google "Oscillating glucose is more deleterious to endothelial function and oxidative stress than mean glucose in normal and type 2 diabetic...

Your blood glucose level is not erratic, your body behaves adequately in relation to what you eat. In in glycemic load terms: 1 banana is an equivalent of 6 teaspoons of sugar 120g grapes = 4 teaspoons of sugar 150ml porridge = 5 teaspoons of sugar Please google Dr Unwin’s NICE Endorsed Sugar...

Google NHS guidelines for insulin users for your NHS trust - they post the guidelines they follow online so you can check what they are. For my NHS this is not true, but don't know about yours. I think this is life-threatening because I often find libre being off by 1-2 mmols so I NEVER give...

T1D dx'ed Sept 2019 with HbA1c 124. Jan 2019 HbA1c down to 42. I use Dr Bernstein's approach which is almost no carbs, high protein and moderate fat. It is NOT a ketogenic-centric approach, however the side effect is that you are in ketosis most of the time. I stopped eating dairy recently (see...

Please google: "Prof. Ram Weiss - Low Carb in Type 1 Diabetes" - the video is about 30mins long. Summary: 1) Under EU regulations the macros on the food packaging can be up to 30% off 2) glucometer can be 15% off / CGM same or even more 3) Fresh unopened insulin can be up to 60-70% off (not...

I had to fit my lifestyle around my diet and no cheating.

I have this all the time. You are inserting a foreign object to your childs body and the immune system kicks in, hence higher values than finger prick tests. The results settle in after 3-4 days. Also, whenever you take a shower - libre goes crazy. That is why I NEVER give myself any insulin...

I think you might have a a condition called gastroparesis.

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When your body needs energy, it draws on its glycogen stores stored in your liver and muscles. When you run, your adrenal glands produce adrenalin and cortisol. Cortisol also increases glycogen synthesis (glycogenesis) in the liver, storing glucose in easily accessible form. At any given time...