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Hi MD, I am T2 (now Reversed) and started where you are 6 years ago with Sprints. I finally stopped taking the last of my DB drugs 6 months ago and now have an HbA1c of 34 and I am currently training for Ironman Wales! During racing you should use what you are used to and I have used SIS gels...

Hi Nosher, sorry I haven't been back for a few days Busy, busy, busy. I have read through a lot of the RH threads and I am convinced I at least have most of the symptoms. Had a really weird day today normal muesli breakfast puts me under 4.0 after 2 hrs, today I spiked 18, went for a run for 5...

thanks Brunn I will check that out when I get to the point I need it!

Again thanks Nosher! Its difficult to think of other symptoms as they are probably quite subtle and I am used to thinking they are normal? Also my fitness maybe masking some of the effects? I guess I need to google it and see if anything triggers recognition! But first I will get down to the GP...

Nosher thanks! Any idea how I diagnosed?

Thank you again, I will try and get a grip of my carbs and go LCHF thanks for the links to other threads peeps, I will report back on progress in the not too distant and Lurk around the Forum in the meantime. I have a half ironman triathlon booked for june next year so need to get my body into...

sorry you asked about carb intake! I guess its "normal" but low GI with the odd naughty treat!

Brunneria, Thank you sooooooo much for your recent help and guiding me to these pages, I would not have found them without your help! after 2years of insane excercise and worry i feel like I am finally beginning to understand my condition!

Nosher thank you! After 2 years of insane excercise and not a little worry I feel like I might be finally understanding my condition, we are all unique!

Hi everyone, I have ben referred to this thread by Brunneria and having read through the info and posts I would like to share my symptoms/history with you to see if you think what I think! Firstly I have not heard of RH before, however a number of things are falling into place in my mind having...

Thanks all I should have come back here way before now, I forgot what a superb bunch of helpful people you all are! Many many thanks! G

Andrew, that's an interesting comment, 3.7 "feels" like a hypo for me, its the start of that sweaty shaking and a funny feeling in the middle of my stomach, for that reason I have never allowed it to go lower to see what happens! Reactive Hpoglycemia? not heard of that one before.

Now having a Hypo 3.7!

PS. I am now at 4.2, 2 hours after a wholemeal muesli breakfast!

Thanks for the replies Cold Ethyl/This is too difficult more info below. I don't calorie count but generally exercise for 6 to 9 hours a week burning on average between 6000Kcal and 9000cal, my weight drifts around 11st 10 +/- 3lbs. I also have really good awareness of high and low sugar...

I posted what follows on a related thread this afternoon and it was suggested I come here instead? I watched the lecture at lunchtime, fascinating! I think I am an example of the lower end of the scale where weight gain on a thin, low BMI frame has pushed me into T2! However I have dropped...

I just watched/listened to the lecture, fascinating and very very important! this should be communicated as widely as possible! I think I am an example of the lower end of the scale where weight gain on a thin, low BMI frame has pushed me into T2! However I have dropped from around 15st to...

Dear Danielt, It is fantastic that you are so supportive of your husband and are doing all that you can to help him, however the key to controlling Diabetes T2 is taking ownership of your condition and only your husband can do this. Unfortunately he is now diabetic and the diabetes is happening...