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I was not properly informed then. Even now, I guess nothing had changed. Because I do not get anything from my doctor nor anywhere to help my diabetes. I have to go research them. Then from what I gathered and tried on myself and discover new things that nothing said about that. So what is...

Oh Mighty praises to you. I like to be in your state. I had been T2 for 30 odd years now. All meds only temporary reduce but didn't stay at that level. Just a month ago, decided to radical change. Adopt a low carbs but no high fat diet. Do water fasting but only lunch fasting. Lost 10kg...

I just wish that everyone is healthy.

In all hope, I pray a cure be found for T1. As for T2, I'm counting on those who have breakthrough and live as normal. Meanwhile, I have to control by diet to stay in the right range. Hope it's not really a true disease.

Happy for you as long as you are fine. Stay good then. Sorry about the wrong statement. But now it's clear. Please take care.

Honestly, I had been told that T2 eventually will turn into T1 and that really scare the living daylights out of me. But then, after so long, I'm still T2. So who is right!?

I will only share my experience as a T2 sufferer.

Noted. And apology. As the title did not state clearly of T1 or T2.

Pardon me for that I am not aware that you have consulted your doctor. Please always ask your doctor before attempting any changes as I always do for myself. My doctor must agree to my plan before I proceed.

I got a long way to go. My liver needs a total maintenance. Get it back in tip top condition. Hopefully by then my glucose level will return to its intended range. Right now with low carb intake it's still spiking above 10mmol/l.

Well said. But whatever the case be, anyone under the medical care of a certified doctor must be made aware of any dietary changes before embarking on it. The doctor must agree to whatever changes you gonna implement. Next, I must here correct you as Glycogeneonesis the liver will use...

Oh by the way, my safety net is none other than my liver. It's an amazing organ. It regulates hormones and metabolic functions. Keep check on ketones and glucose productions. So I will not go into ketoacidosis situation. Just need to get rid of excess lipids.

I am keeping my doctor up to date on my conditions and also forwarding more truthful findings concerning T2DM literatures. So far I'm in a good state loosing weight but glucose high - naturally. I mean my liver as it gets those excessive fats burn off, it's original functioning restoring to...

You need water fasting. Meaning fasting and drink only plain water. Let your body self heal and repair. Burn off your excessive body fats. Rejuvenate your liver and let your own body insulin take back control. Burn ketones instead. It's more efficient fuel as compared to glucose. Ketogenesis in...

It's very dangerous to do what you did. Insulin will cause your blood glucose to be used up either metabolise into energy fuel for the cells or store as fats reserves. In any case if your glucose goes extremely low you get hypoglycema and you start to feel dizzy body starts to hyperventilate...

I'm loosing body fat as fuel and on the verge of total liver and pancreas revival.

It's actually not a meds but rather a low carb diet and Water Fasting.

Honestly, I never had any time my readings below 5 mmol/l. It's always ranging from 8 to 23 mmol/l thought my entire experience as a T2DM sufferer. Now I adopt a low carb diet and Water Fasting. Weight is coming down from 107kg to now 98kg and still going down. It's just about 1 month since...

I was using Lantus long reacting type too. Follow by Metformin 850mg x 2, Linagliptin 5mg x 1, Losartan 5mg x 1. That was 2 weeks back. Now I'm on a different medication. Low carbs diet (adaptation of Ketogenic Diet) and Water Fasting. Lost 10kg within 1 month. Mental alertness 100%...