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Even us diabetics get blown out by people who don't like our opinions but heck it's a democracy we are living in and all of us are entitled to our opinion

Yes it really helps to flush everything out and I was in hospital recently for unrelated matter and because nurses in ed were not able to cope with a carb counting diabetic my bg was sky high and soon as I insisted they get diabetes team down water was ordered and by next day bg was within...

Chill out I've been t1 for 35 years if you want to bring it down drink plenty of water it helps to flush everything out give it a couple of days and if it doesn't go down then contact diabetes team they usually have a great store of good advice Sent from my PRA-LX1 using DCUK Forum mobile app

Fair play on your success Sent from my PRA-LX1 using DCUK Forum mobile app

Your not alone you have us on the forum behind you try increasing carbs slowly and see how you do best of luck Sent from my HUAWEI CUN-L01 using Diabetes.co.uk Forum mobile app

Contact your diabetes team and ask them they generally very helpful or contact your gp for advice your medication may need to be twiged somewhere along the line Sent from my HUAWEI CUN-L01 using Diabetes.co.uk Forum mobile app

What are your surgars like if they high that's one reason

Argave nectar is natural sweetner and tastes good

Coeliac is definitely worth checking for I've been type one for over thirty years and been checked for Coeliac and put on gluten free diet and it's made a huge difference

You GP needs to go they not much use if they not up to date on modern approach to treatment

The low carb diet is fantastic and if you have interest in cooking you can have great fun too

No need to give them up if your any good at cooking make your own

Diabetes is not the end of everything you just need to plan a bit talk to dietitian about carb counting and if doing strenuous exercise e.g. long walk or sex you need carbs before and after to prevent hypo