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Try erythritol (or xylitol). No aftertaste and really similar to sugar

I forgot about chia pudding! Getting bored of eggs and mackerel for breakfast :meh:

Hope you will like this :) http://www.diabeticgoodbaking.com/2013/07/chocolate-ice-cream.html

Hope it will come down to normal. If not go to hospital. Good luck :)

Where are you now? Maybe someone could help with insulin? There are a few fb groups, worth posting there

I dont think Daniel's miraculous recovery is down to cactus juice but he got rid of type1 diabetes somehow :) http://diabetestimes.co.uk/type-1-man-no-longer-requires-insulin/

I do like erythritol or xylitol the most. Not artificial and taste similar to sugar

Drink lots of water with lemon. And go to bed early :)

Restaurant meals are full of fat and hidden carbs in dressings/sauces. Whenever I eat out i need to bolus much more than I would for a similar home made meal

Thank you @Mongolia Glad you like it :)

It looks like a nice recipe, but I think it would affect my sugar levels. Anything containing flour (any kind) wont act like a low carb food. Please try this recipe http://www.diabeticgoodbaking.com/2013/04/ivealways-thought-that-it-is-not.html Not a traditional bread recipe but still nice

Good luck tomorrow :)

Maybe its just a mistake. If there is 'no' under driving it means you dont drive (not that you shouldnt or not allowed to drive). I would give them a call to explain what they meant

If you like cauliflower try cauliflower rice. I quite like it

Bread on my blog is quite nice http://www.diabeticgoodbaking.com/2013/04/ivealways-thought-that-it-is-not.html

I travelled to Thailand last year. I would recommend changing time over 3 days. I did it all within 1 day and it don't work for me, too sudden change over 24h

No idea why it affects your sugar levels. Ive heard it helps to lower sugar levels but I ve never really noticed it affects my bg in any way

I dont think it was cinnamon that affected your sugar levels. It was most likely protein shake

Spirits (vodka,whiskey,gin) with zero sugar fizzy drinks are alright. Also red wine doesn't affect sugar levels. There is no alcohol that is recommended but these the best option for diabetics :)

I love lemon in salads. Any combination works lemon+olive oil, lemon+mayo. lemon+mustard+olive oil :)