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Couple of weeks ago i had my annual retina screening at the GP. Yesterday I received the results and to my surprise it said that "it appears to be normal"....i was very pleased :clap: the last few years - actually i think since i had my first screening it always said that there was some background rethinopathy present. Obviously it could be that the test was wrong but i am hoping that it was right and the background rethinopathy has gone :clap:
Also i have finally bought my some ketone sticks and i did the first test yesterday. it seems that i am ketone free - the strip hardly changed colour. but the last two/three weeks i have stuck to my low carb consuming on average between 30 and 40g a day. Also my blood sugars now are fasting - in the 7's and the other six daily tests in the 6's, 5's with a couple of 4's thrown in.
does it mean that i am still eating too many carbs and that my body is not burning fat instead? or are my readings still to high to allow me to go into ketosis.
thanks for reading
Claudette xx
Couple of weeks ago i had my annual retina screening at the GP. Yesterday I received the results and to my surprise it said that "it appears to be normal"....i was very pleased :clap: the last few years - actually i think since i had my first screening it always said that there was some background rethinopathy present. Obviously it could be that the test was wrong but i am hoping that it was right and the background rethinopathy has gone :clap:
Also i have finally bought my some ketone sticks and i did the first test yesterday. it seems that i am ketone free - the strip hardly changed colour. but the last two/three weeks i have stuck to my low carb consuming on average between 30 and 40g a day. Also my blood sugars now are fasting - in the 7's and the other six daily tests in the 6's, 5's with a couple of 4's thrown in.
does it mean that i am still eating too many carbs and that my body is not burning fat instead? or are my readings still to high to allow me to go into ketosis.
thanks for reading
Claudette xx