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So if the facts don't fit her theory, then you must be lying about what you eat.... What possible reason could you have to lie about what you eat in this context?

To be fair to the article, another study mentioned in the article showed the opposite..... (I personally would not take statins - but not for this reason)

The original work by Professor Taylor was all carried out on people who were significantly overweight (average weight over 100kg averageBMI over 38) The results from this group have then been extrapolated for all people with type 2 diabetes. An assumption has been made that the issues are the...

Interesting on the BP The NHS site https://www.nhs.uk/common-health-questions/lifestyle/what-is-blood-pressure/ suggests "As a general guide: -ideal blood pressure is considered to be between 90/60mmHg and 120/80mmHg -high blood pressure is considered to be 140/90mmHg or higher -low blood...

I agree with @zand Reporting attendance is a requirement Having an award system is not a legal requirement. If a school chooses to have one, the criteria are the decision of the school

Research based on Food Questionnaires is almost always unreliable as they may as well be based on works of Fiction.

56g will be based on dry weight The other value will be based on cooked weight, I think

It depends what you want to achieve. If you want compensation then suing is a possible route - I have no idea your chances of success. If you want the NHS or the GP Practice to deal with poor care, then you can submit a formal complaint. This may stop others going through what you did...

BabyBel cheeses will keep out of the fridge for a few days

If you reduce carbs, you must increase fat and or protein. When I started Low Carb I lost a lot of weight that I didn't want to lose. I increased nuts (walnut, pecan, brazil, hazel are all pretty low carb and fairly high calorie) Cheese is good, full fat greek yogurt is good Avocado is good -...

I buy Ground Almonds from the supermarket (bags of 200g).

It is worth looking at the reviews on Amazon for this book - pretty bad!

It may also be worth looking at the carbs per 100g. The size of slices can vary between different manafacturers

I am not sure why you avoid nuts. They are a good source of protein for vegans, and if you choose the right ones (e.g. walnut, Brazil, pecan, hazelnuts) they are pretty low in Carbohydrate. They are full of good fats and help to stop you feeling hungry.

As well as the points mentioned above, another thing (that you may already be doing!) is to prick at the side of the fingertip, near the nail rather than in the centre of the tip (where there are more nerve endings)

Brazil nuts and Walnuts are both around 3g Carbohydrate/100g so are low carbohydrate. I eat a lot of them!

Asda sometimes sell a bread called "Protein Bread" - more like a rye bread in texture and flavour than a traditional bread. Only 7.8g carbohydrate per 100g. However it is often out of stock (or was when I last looked) HiLo is available from Sainsburys

Reuters have done a fact check on the "implanted microchip" idea. They appear to think it is false https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-coronavirus-bill-gates-micr-idUSKBN21I3EC

Most antibacterial sprays and wipes do kill viruses as well as bacteria From Dettol website (as an example) "Specific Dettol products have demonstrated effectiveness (>99.9% inactivation) against coronavirus strains from the same family as the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) in third party...

[email protected] I suggest an email of complaint, explaining why this information is so important to diabetics. I have said that I will have to switch to Sainsbury as they still provide this information. Edit I am not sure they are looking at emails at the moment