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Spreading the word and the Health! I like it. Well done to you both.

That is what they look like! Good catch.

Hi Clive. yup still waiting. A third appt with another builder on Thursday. Think I've gone off French doors altogether now. Been in the garden today. so far less grumpy. :)How are you, been anywhere interesting lately?

Please wait on, it has been a lovely day and the forum has been quite quiet but I am sure that parents of those with T1 and those who remember well what it is like to go through burnout will answer and offer support very soon. I wish I could help but I have no experience with this but I do know...

I have only scanned the article but after having wandered into another of their articles (authors identities unknown) they cite Hall et al and have a go at Taubes. This seems to be a site that relies on sales, the fitness industry seems to be feeling the pinch when it comes to weight loss...

Very filling if a bit fiddly to make.

Seal it first in the frying pan then transfer to oven. Enjoy!

I got the idea at M&S but make them at home. It is cheese wrapped in (high meat content) sausage meat then wrapped in bacon. Lush :happy:

Then we will have to agree to disagree.

Hello and welcome. Could you say if you have Diabetes and if so what type, please. A run down of your Diabetes meds would help too. Do you test your blood glucose levels at home, are they running high?

With all that activity you may have had a liver dump just before dinner.

https://twitter.com/TheEconomist/status/1149574796029521921 Very short vid on the death of the calorie.

I can't help thinking that people with T2 are being passed down the line. First it was your GP who took care of you with the possible appt or two with a consultant. Then the DSN took care you and again possibly a RD was involved, then a Practice Nurse with the help of a Health Care Assistant...

This (protein) does happen to some people but there is a line of thought that says given time the metabolism can 'reset' wrt protein.

Consideration must be given to hyperinulinaemia and a higher basal insulin level. Fewer calls on insulin (itself at higher levels is thought to be inflammatory) is said to be wiser.

Interesting stuff, thank you for posting. Of note was the point made on DKA and the incomplete formation of ketones which was a point I previously did not fully understand.

No fault, no stupidity and no blame! This is Day One, here is where you start learning about how diet, meds, stress, infection, aging and most importantly hormones affect you as an individual. Well done to facing up to stuff, it is never too late. Oh, and welcome :).

You may like to consider editing your comment. I am sure it is just a slip but insulin is secreted by the pancreas as per your first sentence I think it should read 'glucose'.

Couldn't swear to it but I think that figure of 18% is Relative Risk.

There is a hypothesis that says that because women must become insulin resistant while pregnant in order to gain weight for pregnancy and later for lactation this may be why women have a harder time losing weight and stabilising bg. Even post menopausal women have different hormone reactions...