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A strange question maybe but what do you mean by increasing your carbs to a 'reasonable' level? By what do you measure: %, gramms etc?

I try and promote this book as much as I can. It's changed my life and my relationship with food. I can not believe this is not promoted by Drs and the NHS. Can you imagine the lives it would change. It makes me sad to think people are suffering and they may not need to.

Yes I agree, you can't return to old ways that caused the problems in the first place. But to be honest, I'm not sure how many people would. Knowledge is power. I hate coffee an tea without sugar or sweetners but I now know can sweetners raise your insulin levels 20% higher than plain old suger...

Type 2 can be revered but Type 1 can not be. I'm hoping most people have heard of Dr Jason Fung and his work with diabetics. If not I'd urge you to go and do some research. All peer reviewed. You may be shocked that this information is NOT common knowledge; I know I was. I've just finished...

Not so. An old myth. I know enough people who have reveresed their diabetes to 'know' this is not the case. Type 1 yes, Type 2 no.

Yes it is possible. I known someone, a type 2 fully medicated for 15 years, reveresed their diabetes in 6 months, off all meds now. So the simple answer to your question is yes. However, you'd probably not want to eat cake if you managed to do this. If you did it would be a small amount of cake...