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I had the sugary prep, and my BS went from 5,2 fasting the day before to 9,5 on the morning of the procedure. A couple of hours later it reached 11.something. The procedure itself wasn't too bad, but getting to the hospital straight from the toilet was a bit worrying.

Did you whip that cream, because you know what ...? This stable kitchen genius couldn't whip hers, when she attempted a copy cat keto thing with cocoa yesterday. It remained liquid, and in the end I used it as dip. :arghh:

Eh? Was she the cloned sheep?

Or even before ... I wish they showed up somewhere obvious, like on your forehead, so that one could have a short telomerectomy :sorry:

Never heard of them before, but I thought that this might be of interest to some of you. Found on twitter. Shared by Dr. Aseem Malhotra. "Elissa Epel @Dr_Epel Short #telomeres predict #insulin resistance over time. This is not about #obesity! This is part of the growing story about importance...

Oh no, please don't credit me for the recipe. I got it from someone in here ages ago, but unfortunately I can't remember who. All I did was help you make it fluffy :)

Checked it out, and cancelled my monthly support to wiki.

I am glad you're not calling me 'spiders knees' (internal joke)

So how were you last night? Did you pay for your butter intake?

@JoKalsbeek I'm only too glad to be able to help such a wonderful, helpful person like you. Ha-ha, I've been checking aliexpress for cheapo tripods so that I can do you simple cooking vids, if need be. That could even be a win-win because it would get me cooking some more, so do let me know :)

Thanks. Interesting and good to know :)

Did that actually help you?

No, probably not. For me they didn't start till I was in my late 20es, which is quite common, I believe. I can get them when I'm relaxing in a chair or when I'm out for a brisk walk. They don't seem to have anything to do with level of activity, and they're quite unpredictable. Sometimes I don't...

If it's wpw syndrome there's not much you can do that'll make a difference, but wait for it to pass. Even getting it diagnosed is difficult, unless you're hooked up to a heart monitor when it happens, like I was, and what's the chances of that? Check out this link and see if you recognise...

I'll have to stay up till 1 AM for the result!! Ah well, yesterday it was 4 AM, but at least making this non-sensical comment, I'm now following this thread :hilarious:

That's excellent exercise too ;)

In short, yes, and welcome to the forum. Your GP is the only person who can diagnose you, so off you go :)

I had really bad mood swings pre-diagnosis. I had no idea why, and treating my near and dear the way I did made me feel horrible. I really couldn't understand what had got into me, but as soon as my BG levels were under control, so were my mood swings. I'm still T2, so it isn't the condition as...

Hello Adm_Mad, and welcome. Obviously, I don't know how much your ex-boyfriend weighs, but by losing him you've already lost a lot of weight! Here's a little welcome gift for you from a member called Jo. Read it and rejoice. Its very informative, so here you go ...

That's soon. I hope you'll find yourself in much better health afterwards. Holding my fingers crossed :)