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The phrase is widely known. Because you have not heard it does not negate it (or prove its veracity). I am teetotal so it matters not a whit to me.

They don't call beer Liquid Bread for nothing. ;)

This would I suppose depend very much on the levels of insulin and of insulin resistance. The rate of activity would also be a factor.

Thanks for the heads up. Enjoy your time off. :)

Sad but true.

As this happens in the morning it may have its roots in Dawn Phenomena. Perhaps that little sugar is enough to curb the liver dump? Would not be a tool I would use.

The science in the field of the microbiome is very young. Identical twins (research is ongoing there) can have very different biomes with all other factors being similar. As with all emerging 'facts' there are those who will avail themselves of evidence that lends itself to their confirmation...

And in other news...

"When you start very low carb your BASAL insulin will remain much higher than that of healthy people for months or even years. In fact, as a T2 diabetic, your insulin can be double or triple well into LC compared to a morbidly obese, but metabolically healthy human's." Gabor Erdosi (A boffin...

Done.

Ask and it shall be done.

Hello and welcome to the forum. I am in West Yorkshire so only a stone's throw away from you. I agree with Goonergal in that I feel you need a review. The injury and the medication for it seems to have really messed with your Diabetes management and because we are not allowed to advise on...

I am atheist. It seems I am truly %(&£^d.

There's this one. https://www.arlingtonhearingcenterva.com/hearing-loss-articles/sweet-treats-can-make-tinnitus-terrible/

Aye, I read an article just the other day (sorry didn't save it). Higher bg can indeed worsen tinitus. Edited to add. The article was citing emerging evidence that it can worsen hearing overall.

Hello and welcome to the forum. May I ask a couple of questions which will make it easier for members to offer appropriate advice, please. What, if any, medications are you taking, do you monitor your blood glucose levels at home and what was the result of your most recent HbA1c.

Great presentation but I still think CICO is dead naff. ;)

To further an agenda? Or am I being a little harsh?

So is it 3.5 million or 600,000? Maybe the first figure includes those 4 to 1 ex vegans. But (and here's where I am getting confused) if there are said to be 4 million of us with T2 (arguably a vast underestimate imo) and there are 3.5 million vegans how do those numbers break down? It's...

I just think it's a bit presumptuous to join a forum for those with Diabetes (and post in Alternative Treatments which tells me that this post is aimed at those with Pre D and T2) on ways to avoid Pre D and T2. It smacks of really not having perused the forum or site one whit. To the OP, did...