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<blockquote data-quote="andcol" data-source="post: 1563381" data-attributes="member: 96315"><p>[USER=379847]@AM1874[/USER] if you havent done it please do not put out your view of the truth without really understanding just because you want to push low carb. </p><p></p><p>[USER=436960]@DaveSyl[/USER] I completed a low calorie diet which I did forlonger than 8 weeks some years back and now eat completely normally. This includes sweets, biscuits and cakes when I want to and my blood sugar level stays within normal at all times. My HbA1c since has been consistently 33 so it has worked for me. The only other thing I will add is what have you got to lose in trying it? If it doesnt work then you are no worse off and if it does (even if it lasts for a few years only) then thumbs up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="andcol, post: 1563381, member: 96315"] [USER=379847]@AM1874[/USER] if you havent done it please do not put out your view of the truth without really understanding just because you want to push low carb. [USER=436960]@DaveSyl[/USER] I completed a low calorie diet which I did forlonger than 8 weeks some years back and now eat completely normally. This includes sweets, biscuits and cakes when I want to and my blood sugar level stays within normal at all times. My HbA1c since has been consistently 33 so it has worked for me. The only other thing I will add is what have you got to lose in trying it? If it doesnt work then you are no worse off and if it does (even if it lasts for a few years only) then thumbs up. [/QUOTE]
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