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<blockquote data-quote="Resurgam" data-source="post: 2333689" data-attributes="member: 355878"><p>I did low carb right from diagnosis and at a test after 80 days I had gone 91 to 47 - I am not a worrier, but I have to confess that I wept with relief. Then at 6 months I was at 41 - didn't know if I should laugh or cry, so did both.</p><p>For the ordinary uncomplicated type two low carb is so effective, it feels miraculous, to be honest.</p><p>I can't - obviously - guarantee being in normal ranges in weeks - just say, it is what happened to me, so you could see the same. Now almost 4 years from diagnosis, it is still the same, and I feel great.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Resurgam, post: 2333689, member: 355878"] I did low carb right from diagnosis and at a test after 80 days I had gone 91 to 47 - I am not a worrier, but I have to confess that I wept with relief. Then at 6 months I was at 41 - didn't know if I should laugh or cry, so did both. For the ordinary uncomplicated type two low carb is so effective, it feels miraculous, to be honest. I can't - obviously - guarantee being in normal ranges in weeks - just say, it is what happened to me, so you could see the same. Now almost 4 years from diagnosis, it is still the same, and I feel great. [/QUOTE]
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