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When first diagnosed T2 was 114.5 kgs and obese (18 stones/252 lbs). Now several months later are now (according to nhs bmi checker) just overweight. Weight is now 89.3kg (14 stone/196 lbs). Apparently also according to NHS bmi checker I have to lose another 5 kgs (or about 12 lbs) and i...

He is in his 30's. Basically the age when you can still seem to get away with eating or drinking whatever you like without any seemly comebacks or side effects. (Sorry! previous post here got a bit scrambled/incomplete when trying to enter it from a tablet with a dodgy wifi signal)

56 lbs is pretty good going. Even if the rate of weight loss slows down and you manage to just gradually shrink more each year. If you can keep if off then that would hopefully avoid a lot of problems in the future. I'm personally aiming for eventually hovering about 81 kg and keeping my blood...

Diagnosed Type 2 in March 2014. Weight then 114.5 kg and Hba1c initial reading 52. End of July 2014 and now Weight is 95.5 kg and Hba1c 37 (5.5%). That's about 19 kg (41 lbs) and a drop in Hba1c of 15. Average drop of about 1kg per week. Basically no red meat (just chicken/turkey/Quorn)...

Type 2 Diagnosed March 2014. Ramipril/Metformin/Simvastatin. First two weeks on Metformin was okay as it was just the one tablet a day. No side effects noticed other than an increase in eh... "wind" to put it politely. Then started on the proper dose of two a day. One in the morning and another...

The Omen Type 2 Night of the Living Diet The Omega 3 Man Stephen King's: Want to be Thinner Die(t) Hard: (Walking on glass is really bad for your feet) Children of the Statins [Children of the Stones] The Ninth Cake [The 9th Gate] TrueBlood SALT Sorry... May have ventured a bit off horror into...