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No response from the email so I followed it up with a call. They said it was a bad sensor and are sending out a free replacement.

Tried ringing but they are only open Monday to Friday, if I don't get a response Monday I will follow it up with a call.

Thanks everyone. It woke back up and gave me a 6 with an up arrow then a 3 with a down arrow. Nothing but the message since so I think the sensor is completely dead now. Have emailed customer service waiting on a reply. It was my first sensor so not a good start for something that costs £1,300 a...

Anyone had this error with their Libre? Is there a way of fixing it, it keeps coming up. It was fine for the first few days and it doesn't seem to have moved or become dislodged in any way.

Take a look at examine.com they have a write up on most supplements

and another for Livlife £1.50 from Waitrose

If your feeling great keep it up. Once you get closer to your ideal weight you can increase calories to maintenance levels.

Just want to add test at the side of the finger not on the fingerprint part, less nerves and use a different one each time.

Most supermarkets sell cooked chicken breasts which can be reheated. 2 for £3 in Tesco last time I looked.

Can you get him moved? It sounds like he is not getting the care he should at the one he is at and is there someone you can complain to outside of the home?

Free monitor http://spirit-healthcare.co.uk/product/tee2-blood-glucose-meter/ Strips are £7.75 for 50. You get 10 to start you off.

I don't have a problem with Protein shakes for the right reason but won't do what you want them for. Basically they won't fill you up the way real food will. What they will do is allow you to take in more calories/protein if you are struggling to do this with real food. In your case I'd stick to...

http://spirit-healthcare.co.uk/product/tee2-blood-glucose-meter/ Free meter - strips are £7.75 for 50 at the moment.

https://examine.com is a good website to check on actual data on supplements

What are the other benefits that it's supposed to have? Are there any studies proving them?

Try it for 2 weeks, what's the worst that can happen?

You can get a free meter from here http://spirit-healthcare.co.uk/product/tee2-blood-glucose-meter/ The strips are as cheap as any other one, which is the main cost of ownership.

Sounds like your not following the diet and then saying that the diet your not following isn't working for you.

Rice is about 90% carbs, one of the first things to cut out, I'd say. So 100g uncooked is about 90g carbs. You can get this info online, on the package or try an ap like myfitnesspal. You could try cauliflower rice as an alternative, Google recipes for cauliflower rice.

You shouldn't be hungry, it's low carbs not low calories. Eat more of the things that stop your blood sugars rising too much.