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<blockquote data-quote="kitedoc" data-source="post: 1857646" data-attributes="member: 468714"><p>Hi [USER=53168]@ronialive[/USER], as i tried to explain<em>, any insulin can cause weight gain, </em>if the conditions are 'right' ie too high a dose leading to too many carbs eaten or hypos needing more carbs, or too many carbs in diet leading to higher doses of insulin. That is from my diabetes education and my experience over 51 years on insulin with injecting of many different insulins, BUT not Fiasp.</p><p>If you teach that then you know. And you would perhaps have searched for articles on the question you have asked ? Did you find any specific reference to Fiasp, as opposed to other insulins, causing weight gain? Because I could not find any such reference. I am only too happy to be corrected.</p><p>Perhaps your question is: Does Fiasp, dose for dose, isocaloric and food content diet for diet, same time of day, in the same group of individual T1Ds , for a statistically relevant number of such individuals on a statistically relevant number of occasions, cause more weight gain than other short-acting insulins?</p><p>Or is it that you are seeking one or more qualitative answers from individuals who feel that in their experience they gained weight, or more weight, using Fiasp compared to use of other short-acting insulins ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kitedoc, post: 1857646, member: 468714"] Hi [USER=53168]@ronialive[/USER], as i tried to explain[I], any insulin can cause weight gain, [/I]if the conditions are 'right' ie too high a dose leading to too many carbs eaten or hypos needing more carbs, or too many carbs in diet leading to higher doses of insulin. That is from my diabetes education and my experience over 51 years on insulin with injecting of many different insulins, BUT not Fiasp. If you teach that then you know. And you would perhaps have searched for articles on the question you have asked ? Did you find any specific reference to Fiasp, as opposed to other insulins, causing weight gain? Because I could not find any such reference. I am only too happy to be corrected. Perhaps your question is: Does Fiasp, dose for dose, isocaloric and food content diet for diet, same time of day, in the same group of individual T1Ds , for a statistically relevant number of such individuals on a statistically relevant number of occasions, cause more weight gain than other short-acting insulins? Or is it that you are seeking one or more qualitative answers from individuals who feel that in their experience they gained weight, or more weight, using Fiasp compared to use of other short-acting insulins ? [/QUOTE]
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