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<blockquote data-quote="Pneu" data-source="post: 324123" data-attributes="member: 28827"><p>I would suggest the following:</p><p></p><p>1. There is / has been a lot of money invested by food manufactures promoting 'low fat'. </p><p></p><p>2. To turn around and tell a whole generation that you may have seriously messed up dietary advise would be particularly damaging to the government that decided to do so; and thus being political animals they wont.</p><p></p><p>3. The weight of evidence to support low carb - high fat has only really been gaining mainstream momentum over the past 5 - 10 years. </p><p></p><p>I work closely with the diabetes team at my local PCT and they have to follow 'standard' advice if you ask them anything officially.. however there is a real interest in LCHF and active support of those who wish to undertake such regimes.</p><p></p><p>Further I would suggest as a method to control type II diabetes it has been demonstrated countless times by individuals on this forum to work.. not only as a means to control blood glucose; but in terms of offering additional benefits such as improved lipid profiles and blood pressure. LCHF is not a 'fad' or unproven method of control, it is recommend by a number of leading health authorities across the world.</p><p></p><p>I would suggest the best thing you can do is research your condition and take a holistic view of type II diabetes control.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pneu, post: 324123, member: 28827"] I would suggest the following: 1. There is / has been a lot of money invested by food manufactures promoting 'low fat'. 2. To turn around and tell a whole generation that you may have seriously messed up dietary advise would be particularly damaging to the government that decided to do so; and thus being political animals they wont. 3. The weight of evidence to support low carb - high fat has only really been gaining mainstream momentum over the past 5 - 10 years. I work closely with the diabetes team at my local PCT and they have to follow 'standard' advice if you ask them anything officially.. however there is a real interest in LCHF and active support of those who wish to undertake such regimes. Further I would suggest as a method to control type II diabetes it has been demonstrated countless times by individuals on this forum to work.. not only as a means to control blood glucose; but in terms of offering additional benefits such as improved lipid profiles and blood pressure. LCHF is not a 'fad' or unproven method of control, it is recommend by a number of leading health authorities across the world. I would suggest the best thing you can do is research your condition and take a holistic view of type II diabetes control. [/QUOTE]
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