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carbs per day reflect in bg levels. The goal of low carb diet, is to control the bg levels.

I am taking insulin from 30 years.

I take 2 meals lunch, and dinner. I also take vegeterian breakfast. My total carb intake is 120g per day. So I require to take bolus insulin 3 times a day, before breakfast, before lunch, and before dinner. The doctor recommended bolus/basal insulin, instead of 30/70 premixed insulin. After I...

I confirm that I do not have diabetes complications till now. I cannot predict the future. I take cooked rice-vegetables for lunch and dinner. I take vegiterian breakfast. My total carb intake is 120g per day. I take 30/70 premixed insulin 40 units before breakfast, and 20 units before dinner...

What am taking is not LCHF diet. It is 120g carbs per day diet consisting of cooked rice-vegitables.

Good that you are taking LCHF diet without medicines/insulin, and it suits you. I do not like to take the LCHF diet. So I am taking my normal cooked rice-vegetable diet of 120g carbs per day. I take 30/70 premixed insulin, 40 units before breakfast and 20 units before dinner. I do not have any...

With 40g diet carbs per day for you, you are reducing your weight. That weight reduction is contributing to your daily carb requirement. So that is a gain. How long you are doing this. What is your total weight loss till now.

I am 80 years old. I am having type 2 diabetes from 30 years. I take 30/70 premixed insulin 40 units before breakfast, and 20 units before dinner. I do not have any diabetes complications till now.

120g carbs per day is required for me to lead my normal life, and have normal energy. I take insulin to control my diabetes. My HbA1c is 6.1%.

What I mean is you eat your normal diet not exceeding 120g carbs per day. You have to take insulin/medicines as required.

Portion control means eating 120g carbs per day with your normal diet.

To control type 2 diabetes your normal diet in low portions, and insulin/medicines are to be taken.

It should be do not take medicines!

When drug is controlled diabetes complications also appear over time. How is it that it does not matter.

If there is high insulin resistance, there are other medicines available presently to control diabetes, which can be used on doctor's prescription.

It is reported that the fbg should be 4 mmol/L to 6 mmol /L, and ppbg 8 mmol/L to 10 mmol/L, for proper diabetes control.

What were his bg levels like, when he was suffering from the complications?

How is it that many are getting complications inspite of control of diet, and taking insulin/medicines. Their bg values must have been very high for long periods of time due to not controlling their diabetes properly.