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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cured!" data-source="post: 1971170" data-attributes="member: 499406">7 years ago I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes and prescribed metformin which effectively controlled my blood sugar. 18 months ago I changed my lifestyle from being a lacto vegetarian (for 35 years) and doing no exercise to the Patrick Holford diet (hi protein, low carb, low fat) which is specifically designed to monitor GL, and to being highly active, walking on average 3.5 kms twice per day.I have reversed my pre-diabetes thru my new diet and exercise regimen. My vital health statistics are all normal, and I am on no medication for diabetes. My Blood sugar level is 31, my cholesterol 4.1%, my BP 122-70-72, my BMI 25.7 (slightly high but working on it). I understand the importance of maintaining my diet and exercise regimen to avoid developing pre-diabetes again. I understand that a person can die from T2 and T1My question is: Can a person die from pre-diabetes per se?</blockquote>

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