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Beans!


I have a fatty liver. Hence my wake up call to eat better!
 

For sure. Hence “It does have other seriously deleterious effects for a diabetic, but there’s no need to confuse things for the purposes of this discussion.”

At the time it didn’t seem appropriate to unnecessarily confuse the OP about beans
 
At my diabetes education session we were told that type one diabetics don't even have to inject when they have a healthy lunch with beans or baked potato - or was it beans AND baked potato - lets just go with neither being on my menu.
 
At my diabetes education session we were told that type one diabetics don't even have to inject when they have a healthy lunch with beans or baked potato - or was it beans AND baked potato - lets just go with neither being on my menu.

Surely this can’t be correct? Hopefully a T1 will comment but my initial reaction is one of skepticism. A baked potato doesn’t require an insulin response?
 
Surely this can’t be correct? Hopefully a T1 will comment but my initial reaction is one of skepticism. A baked potato doesn’t require an insulin response?
Very little was correct - the eatwell poster was laid out on the table between us for the entire three sessions and there were biscuits offered with the drinks. The milk used was of the skimmed variety.
 
Very little was correct - the eatwell poster was laid out on the table between us for the entire three sessions and there were biscuits offered with the drinks. The milk used was of the skimmed variety.
What did you do, nod and smile?
 
Very little was correct - the eatwell poster was laid out on the table between us for the entire three sessions and there were biscuits offered with the drinks. The milk used was of the skimmed variety.

That’s hilarious but not unexpected.
 
Shook my head and rolled my eyes to Heaven - then caused the chief educator to rush back to the table when I started to talk to the others about doing low carb and produced my BG meter.
So did they beat you with a big stick?
 
Surely this can’t be correct? Hopefully a T1 will comment but my initial reaction is one of skepticism. A baked potato doesn’t require an insulin response?

I’m no expert (see previous posts) but I would of assumed that was carb overdrive?!
 
That all seems quite bizarre. Being uninformed is one thing but in this instance it seems almost like the educator had their own agenda.
Heh, Jim. I see a good employment role there for you and others. .

A LCHF road show.
 
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