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Is that true ? I had tests done recently and my fbg was 3.5. (A1c was 4.9) Doctor said it was fine. (I'm not fully diabetic but have been eating low-carb as I had tests 6 months ago that put me at the top end of normal)

Maybe the Lloyds campaign was rather crass and over the top but I am generally of the opinion that shock tactics can be necessary. I can understand it may be offensive to those with diabetes but the shock factor is often needed to give a wake up call to people at risk of developing type 2...

Ye thanks for that advice. Think I'll go ask for a tolerance test, better catch it early if its the start of diabetes 2.

Hello guys, I am a bit confused about some blood sugar readings I have had over the last 6 months and wondered if any of you more experienced people had any ideas as to what is happening. Just some background info - 44 yrs old male overweight have basically lived like a slob for 3 years (working...