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<blockquote data-quote="Royjk" data-source="post: 2759877" data-attributes="member: 594724"><p>So I was put on insulin before Christmas because my A1c was at 103.</p><p>I found out about this forum at just about the same time.</p><p>Here It was suggested that one answer to control of diabetes T2 was to go on a low carb diet. The thinking was no sugar going in will mean low BG levels and a reduced A1c. I was a bit skeptical about the diet because it meant a drastic change in my eating habits, and I did like bread and chips, but I wanted to move my blood test result into the green. So I cut out anything with high carbs. </p><p>The results are surprising, A1c is now 36, and BG tests are now in the green. I do not miss the food I used to eat. Doctor says I am now within normal person non diabetic BG level, all of which is very good.</p><p>There is just one small problem now, of course I can feel it when BG drops to below 3.8 with the finger blood tests.</p><p>So I don't want to add in carbs to bring BG up, and I am satisfied with my insulin dosing controlling BG.</p><p>What is the next step for control, how will I minimise hypo's?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Royjk, post: 2759877, member: 594724"] So I was put on insulin before Christmas because my A1c was at 103. I found out about this forum at just about the same time. Here It was suggested that one answer to control of diabetes T2 was to go on a low carb diet. The thinking was no sugar going in will mean low BG levels and a reduced A1c. I was a bit skeptical about the diet because it meant a drastic change in my eating habits, and I did like bread and chips, but I wanted to move my blood test result into the green. So I cut out anything with high carbs. The results are surprising, A1c is now 36, and BG tests are now in the green. I do not miss the food I used to eat. Doctor says I am now within normal person non diabetic BG level, all of which is very good. There is just one small problem now, of course I can feel it when BG drops to below 3.8 with the finger blood tests. So I don't want to add in carbs to bring BG up, and I am satisfied with my insulin dosing controlling BG. What is the next step for control, how will I minimise hypo's? [/QUOTE]
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