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Also I am type 2 and using the ad plan my hba1c is 6.1 (43)

Hi guys I am using the slimming world diet plan. Full English breakfast are encouraged with the following observations: minimal oil for cooking, sausages from an approved source ie Iceland or there is a downside, bacon medallions with fat come off, as many beans and tinned tomatoes as you want...

SW is slimming world. I am on a trial sponsored by Sanofi and learned that after 2 successive fasting hypo levels (4.3 or less) I should reduce by 3 units. If above 7.4 for two successive days increase by 3 units. It works for me and is easy. Hba1c has come from 10.0 to 6.4 (UK measurements).

3.9 this morning. If same tomorrow, I'll drop the insulin dose (again!). On a SW diet which is brilliant and nearly halved my insulin intake!

That's Glargine, flipping spooling cheeker!

I was using an Accuchek mobile until I signed up for a trial sponsored by Sanofi using a version of Glaring that is 3 times more concentrated and I only need to take 1 injection daily. As part of the trial they issued me with an Accuchek Aviva to ensure consistency amount all participants. I...

I have been put on a drug whose trade name is Jardiance (empagliflosin I think) and it works on the kidneys to get them to excrete sugar. I can report it is very effective to the point of me having to reduce my insulin by 30% because I kept having hypos there are possible side effects but...

4.7 today. Getting it back under control from hypos of 2.6/2.7.

2.9 mmol/l today. So That's another 3 units off my daily glargine intake of 157. Slimming world is really good but it upset my fasting glucose levels. I'm confident I'll get it back under control!

Hello all. Ive been diabetic for 15 years T2 but only now have control. I have collateral damage as a result. I am on a Trial with Sanofi testing Glargine 3 times stronger than normal, and inject once a day. - What is your name? - Steve - How old are you? - 60 - Are you male or female? - Male...

3.3 - still titrating. I knew it was low because it affects my eyesight

Currently on a trial called "Take Control" sponsored by Sanofi and run by the Leicester Diabetes Centre.