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about time this information was shared on a diabetes forum, I was beginning to despair, so much nonsense about low carbing

I just had a notification of your comment from a Diabetes UK email and I was led here originally, from a link, by Diabetes UK and even if this forum has nothing to do with Diabetes UK, Diabetes UK is in a large way responsible for the conversation about diabetes.

My agenda is the truth and the health of people. Why do Diabetes UK want every one to remain diabetic what is their agenda

The BMJ here Conclusions Low carbohydrate-high protein diets, used on a regular basis and without consideration of the nature of carbohydrates or the source of proteins, are associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease. http://www.bmj.com/content/344/bmj.e4026

A low-carbohydrate diet based on animal sources was associated with higher all-cause mortality in both men and women, whereas a vegetable-based low-carbohydrate diet was associated with lower all-cause and cardiovascular disease mortality rates https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2989112/

My link to the video was taken down, some one claimed it had a virus in it. I not sure its possible for a virus to be in a link to youtube. I think it is Diabetes UK being dishonest and controlling the conversation So here are some more links, the evidence is overwhelming, T2 is 100%...

Fat is the cause of insulin resistance not carbohydrates, the advice that Diabetes Research UK gives is very wrong. Insulin resistance is lessened by eating carbs, (Video Link has been removed) this is one of countless videos that discuss this. I could have a long list here, and the Doctors who...

Yes it is, but keep away from milk

Are there any peer reviewed studies of trips down the stairs

When you do a study, you get a large group and then you can see if people/children in that have more chance of developing diabetes depending on what it is you are studying. You might look at milk consumption, or viruses. I am not saying if I drink milk I will get type 1 diabetes, but that the...

Its not to late to warn people, and make it part of the conversation

People in their teen and twenties also consume dairy products, and this information is not widely known and should be.

I am glad its being discussed, I keep finding diabetic people who have never heard of it. It needs to be in the conversation and parents need to know. I think your explanation is pretty much the same as my claim, just a different way of saying it.

There most certainly is, let parents decide for themselves selves and do no with hold information, because of a personal bias. I am in the middle of something now, I will get back with a list of research later

I think there is enough evidence to advices parents and for us to avoid it. It is not even talked about, I recognise it does not stand alone, other factors in combination are probably at work.

Yes I am impressed too, could do with more like her.

Yes I agree, and spread the word among diabetics

Yes, more than one trigger, but the connection with milk is proven, the dairy industry has funded studies to try and disprove it, just as the smoking industry tried to say smoking did not cause lung cancer. In one study the relationship between milk and type 1 was stronger than the relationship...

The theory is that casein, the protein in milk, is similar to islet cells, so if you are genetically susceptible and have been consuming milk, possibly, at the time of infection, thats the trigger. Not one trigger, but a combination of a few. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11206413 other...