Its the willy waving!Why are you being so aggressive and presuming you know anything about how I live?
Ah. Now I understand this has degenerated to willy waving again.
Confirmed! Here we have a touch of my blood is bettervthan your blood.5.0
So, guess the problems with you?
What the hell is wrong with you?5.0
So, guess the problems with you?
Ain't got one.Is your willie related to your social class?
Or is it your fixation, as you do seem to bring it up alot?
Now you want to fight with Pipp ... how about discussing the topic?Is your willie related to your social class?
Or is it your fixation, as you do seem to bring it up alot?
It's quote odd you keep mentioning it.
Excuse me Pipp but I was making very valid points and this guy got very aggressive and completely lost me.Really disappointed with you fellas. Turned a decent discussion into a brawl. Tut.
Sorry, pipps willie waving fixation is beyond me, your odd idea that everyone can afford a steak or pork chop is surreal, so I'm going to leave you two to put the world to right on this thread.
Leaning back, sticking your chest out, if you want a simile, but definitely bowing out now.Ain't got one.
I expect we have all watched the TV programmes about very obese people and most of them had T2. Now we know there is not yet a cure for diabetes so how is that when these people loose loads of weight they are told they do not have diabetes anymore...how does that work.
My aim is medication free and has been from the start.Not a cure... just a way to manage it. I was diagnosed with Type 2 at 49. With levels of 25+ it looked pretty dismal. Got into fitness/diet control, lost some weight and the numbers just kept dropping. Diet control and building muscle is the key for me. (not Schwarzenegger type muscles...) Muscle burns energy and helps me control blood sugar. So now, at 57, no drugs and life is pretty normal. Best part is, I was tortured with rheumatoid arthritis since my mid-thirties and now that is completely gone! Eat "well", exercise (especially resistance) and look for information. (a body builder helped me...) Takes time and persistence, but the payoff is big.
Just rereading posts as I can't sleep. @Sid Bonkers I appreciate you do not think diabetes reversal is possible, but think it is very different to be a 'well controlled diabetic' on medication, as you are, as opposed to being a 'reversed diabetic' on no medication who can eat carbs without spiking BG like myself and @Andrew Colvin.I think that reversed means that they are no longer getting bg levels in the diabetic range, however that does not mean theyre cured it just means that by losing the weight and along with it the lions share of their insulin resistance some are now getting regular readings under the diabetic range limit.
What it doesnt mean is that they no longer have diabetes and should their eating regime return to their pre diagnosis pattern their diabetes will return which is why a maintenance diet it so important after weight loss.
I have not had an HbA1c higher than 5.6% for the last 5 years but I am still diabetic, just a well controlled diabetic like lots of others.
My aim is medication free and has been from the start.
From three 500 mets a day to one against the docs advice but I'm proving the doc wrong already ... well this place is actually not me.
Weights going down blood control much better.
Because the people here educated me where the docs didn't even attempt to apart from a picture of a plate.
I have chronic arthritis in my spine ... stops me from getting decent exercise ... diet for arthritis?
Leaning back, sticking your chest out, if you want a simile, but definitely bowing out now.