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OP has copied various snippets from this site: https://www.bloodsugar101.com/the-real-causes-of-type-2-diabetes

Many thanks for the various informative replies. My understanding about the liver's response to low bsl has now increased a little this somewhat complex topic. Mainly, the liver can sometimes get mixed signals (from hormones) and if not corrected, the bsl can go down or up in an uncontrolled...

I'm trying to understand a bit more about T1D. I have T2D. If a T1D is starting to have a hypo (low bsl), can the liver release more glucose into the blood to correct the low levels? - I know that T1D need to use some form of glucose to quickly raise the bsl, however, I'm trying to understand...

How do you stew it?

Sometimes hypertension may cause tinnitus to be aggravated. Are your BP readings normal?

1g of carb = 4 calories 1g of protein = 4 calories 1g of fat = 9 calories 1g of alcohol = 7 calories

Did you have any alcoholic drinks? Wine? Beer?

It's from the book "How not to Die: Discover the foods scientifically proven to prevent and reverse disease", by Michael Geger, Gene Stone. Chapter 6 - How not to die from diabetes.

It depends on the condition of your feet and whether you have any nerve damage in the legs / foot. If there's some, then you feet may not know how hot/cold the water is ... I was looking for ideas for keeping feet & toes warm all day. Thanks for the replies everyone - a good number of...

With winter arriving now, my toes are feeling the effect of the chilly temperatures. What do you use to keep your toes feeling warm and avoiding the chilblains at the same time?

I couldn't stand liver either. However, small amounts of finely chopped liver in a stew makes it somewhat tolerable :-)

Snacks: Cheese + butter + marmite (NZ variety). Some nuts (low carbs variety). Hot drink: cinnamon + cacao + cream (sometimes with a little bit of coffee).

Have you tried Marmite? Cheese + butter + marmite is a delicious snack! I use NZ Marmite due to having lower carbs vs UK Marmite. Australian Vegemite doesn't appear to have B12. Liver is a good source of B12 and Folate is liver. I mix some liver in a beef stew or beef/pork mince pie. Whole...

Lidl has full-fat greek yoghurt - 10g of fat, 5g of protein, 3g of carbs per 100g. Only thing is, it doesn't list the ingredients ... (well, from the tubs I have).

hmmm, if you want to avoid sweeteners, I'd stay away from Isey Skyr yoghurt - see ingredients list below: Ingredients: Skim Milk, Water, Modified Maize Starch, Flavour, Thickener (Pectin), Vanilla Pods Extracted, Sweeteners (Sucralose, Acesulfame K), Colour (Beta-Carotene), Skyr Cultures

Are you following any particular food lifestyle plan? LCHF, keto, GI/GL, vegan, etc?

For me, during the undiagnosed diabetes times, wounds would take ages to heal, have throat infections 2-3 times a year and have various recurring issues. Since I was diagnosed as T2 end of 2016 and brought the BS levels down, wounds would heal quicker, have had no throat infections and no other...

I have used the Libre a few times and am not likely to go back to it - for the following reasons: 1) Sensor has a short life - stops at end of 14 days 2) I can easily cause readings to be incorrect (e.g. placement of arm, exercise, bath/shower) 3) Don't have any thick skin on my arms 4) The...

With the Glimp app, you can "recalibrate" the reading by entering the blood pricking results. I've found that the Glimp often needs these results to be somewhat similar to the blood pricks and Libre reader's readings. NB: 3 of 4 sensors I've had, the sensors stop working at the end of the 2...

Another question: How long does the sensor / transmitter hold the data for, if the receiver is off / out of range? i.e. does it hold onto the data for 1 hour? 4 hours? 8 hours? 24 hours?