Bariatric surgery has the highest rate of remission compared to non-surgical treatments.

ianf0ster said:

I am really surprised about this, since with LCHF there need be no calorific restriction to start with and as your stomach gets used to denser calorie food it feels full sooner as time goes on. Thus most achieve an eventual (after a couple of weeks) reduction in Calories without the need to feel hungry.

But I know that some don't like the higher Protein and Higher Fat foods used in such a lifestyle.

I started my LCHF not by counting Carbs, but just by giving up Bananas, and other high sugar fruit (but still eating Apples at that stage), plus all added sugars and starches (but still eating Carrots and Beetroot at that stage) . And adding in boiled eggs and cheese , which were almost entirely missing from my prior Doctor advised High Carb Low Fat diet.

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Only problem is mine didn't nor any sign of it doing so. Believe me I tried.

What is the pre surgery liver shrinking diet? I've binge (sorry bad choice of words for anyone carb addicted) Fat Doctor and they all seemed to be on 4 pints of milk?
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A copy pic of my diet needed is stating Too Large to attach so here goes with my bad typing....

Diabetic on insulin

Breakfast: 1-2 weetabix or small bowl of unsweetened cereal with skimmed or semi-skimmed milk
Or 1-2 slices of toast

Lunch: 2 slices of bread or 4 crispbreads
Small portion of either lean meat, fish, cottage cheese or 1 egg.
Salad no dressing.

Dinner: Small portion of either lean meat or fish.
2-3 small (salad) potatoes or 4 teaspoons of rice or pasta. Vegetables.

Daily: ½pint of skimmed or semi-skimmed milk for drinks or cereal.
1 low fat, low sugar yogart
2 portions of fruit e.g Orange, Apple, pear or banana.

Water, tea, coffee or low calorie drinks/unsweetened diluted drink freely.
Sweeteners are allowed.

No other foods should be eaten.
Alcohol is not allowed.
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I'm on set insulin not carb counted.
See. Quite carby I think. Hba1c hated it.