Crocodile
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 692
- Location
- Sydney Australia
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- I can't have it often
I believe that I open automated sliding doors by using the Force.
Doesn't make it true.
Not going to argue over semantics with you but in this context it's pretty well established;
You can use any word you want to describe this.
- "Reversed" refers to bg levels going from high (diabetic readings) to low non diabetic readings.
- "Controlled" meaning to keep bg down as much as is possible but not reached the level of "Reversed".
IF I was to go see a new Dr with no record of my medical history and get a blood test they would tell me I do not have diabetes. This does not make it true either.
I believe that I open automated sliding doors by using the Force.
Doesn't make it true.
May the 4th be with you tomorrow.Yeah, but I actually DO open sliding doors with the Force. I can also turn on hand dryers and flush toilets.
Which part of not going to argue over semantics did you not understand?As far as I'm concerned your definition
And also with you! (Try as I might, I can’t quite shake my Anglican upbringing...May the 4th be with you tomorrow.
It's a relativity simple procedure these days,If my auntie had balls, she'd be my uncle.
Which part of not going to argue over semantics did you not understand?
Was it the N the O or the T?
Thanks, but not sure that I could start referring to her as Uncle Jan.It's a relativity simple procedure these days,
I can start a whip round if she wants.
Bob's your uncle. Very interesting history behind that old saying.I thought it was one quick snip and Bob's your Aunt. ;-)
Shame your not very good at it then isn't it.I'm free to do that.
That's one hell of a gift you have there to not only misinterpreter what I'm saying but what others are hearing. If you could do it with out putting words in to my mouth next time,interpret your message as having found some sort of elusive cure.
I kind of get what @Crocodile is saying and the problem lies in defining what is diabetes reversal, what is remission, what is controlled and are they all the same? I know.Diabetes UK are looking into reversal/remission at the moment so hopefully a clearer definition soon. My hba1c is at non.diabetic levels through low GI and carb controlled but I don't consider myself reversed because I'm on meds. I guess the word reversal has a more permanent feel to it and the real question lies in if you were to stop low carb would you become diabetic again? In which case you could say you were in remission rather than reversed? So like croc I find it easy to control my bgs with low GI and seem to have pretty good stability in my levels with no peaks and troughs so for me and probably loads of other people like me, low GI is the key to that stability.Shame your not very good at it then isn't it.
That's one hell of a gift you have there to not only misinterpreter what I'm saying but what others are hearing. If you could do it with out putting words in to my mouth next time,
I would appreciate that.
@Crocodile I relay don't understand what your arguing about here, this is not personal, but your language is. "I think", "I believe" and " I don't particularly care". Not accusing you of benign aggressive but you seem to have taken something here to heart and I real don't understand. You are free to disagree, you are free to have an opposing opinion.
(feel free to send me a private message if there's any thing you feel you want to hash out.)
I don't agree that the readers "deserve your explanation" of my posts.
As for "Elusive Cure" it's realy very simple drain your liver of fat. Simple is not the same as easy.
(cure is your word not mine)
Pulling this back on topic if that is at all still possible I would suggest this is much harder to do on a GI diet compared to Vegan, Paleo, LCHF or Keto.
I have no problem understanding what he is saying just why.I kind of get what @Crocodile is saying
No.I guess the word reversal has a more permanent feel to it and the real question lies in if you were to stop low carb would you become diabetic again?
I can see that someone like you who has successfully eaten very low carb and controlled their diabetes without meds would believe wholeheartedly in that approach. Bit just as there are many different types of diabetes there are many other ways to control it. Basically my pancreas needs assistance to make enough insulin, my insulin production has been tested and found to be lacking. So for me, I have no choice but to stay on meds forever and possibly insulin in the future if my pancreas gives up on me! I tried very low carb, hated it found it too fat heavy and it didn't help my bgs at all in fact it made them worse. But even though I have no choice, I don't think not taking meds and diet control for all people is the only way of controlling diabetes and certainly diet controlled are a tiny minority of the total number of diabetics. So whereas eating carbs of any description is out for you, for people like me a low GI diet provides me with huge stability, no swings and **** good control. I guess it's all about the destination rather than the journey.I have no problem understanding what he is saying just why.
@Lally123 you used the word "reversed" to described reversed: make (something) the opposite of what it was.
And "controlled" to describe controlled: to check, limit, curb, or regulate.
It's not difficult.
Congrats on your hba1c that's brilliant. "there is no right way just the way that's right for you"
No.
Because I have never stoped begin diabetic even though I have reversed my diabetes. It never goes away.
Would high blood glucose come back and all the complication that brings with it? Obviously.
Which raises the question IF a GI diet avoids spikes in bg but increases the amount of sugar you put into your body (either carbs or real sugar) is that a good way to "control" diabetes. Just looking at your non diabetic hba1c the answer would be yes it's working if and only if diet is the sole contributing factor in controlling bg levels.
Both you and Crock are on medication to help control bg levels while eating a GI diet. Is this a coincidence?
(I know there is so much more to it than just diet, everyone is different, and there maybe other medical conditions that require medication)
Not telling you what to eat,
Just food for thought. *-)
...bag...
I "controlled" my diabetes by not eating sugar I ate pizza, rice, potatoes, bread, cornflakes, steak pie & chips, crisps and even chocolate biscuits.I can see that someone like you who has successfully eaten very low carb and controlled their diabetes without meds would believe wholeheartedly in that approach.
I can eat carbs whenever I want. I choose not to.So whereas eating carbs of any description is out for you,
Yeah that's what I meant when I said they are out for you, ie your dietary choices meaning you dont or won't want to. But is there really any difference between controlling diabetes one way or controlling it another way if the end result is the same? My hba1c is non diabetic but I won't ever think it's reversed because that's permanent and I will always be diabetic. Do you think if you started eating carbs again, even low GI (!) That would still be reversed?I "controlled" my diabetes by not eating sugar I ate pizza, rice, potatoes, bread, cornflakes, steak pie & chips, crisps and even chocolate biscuits.
Went from xxxl to medium in 3 months and bloods went down around pre diabetic range in that time.
I "reversed" my diabetes when I took the next step and went LCHF.
I can eat carbs whenever I want. I choose not to.
But they are not a non-option for me.
...bag...
Sorry if this came of as insensitiveBasically my pancreas needs assistance to make enough insulin, my insulin production has been tested and found to be lacking. So for me, I have no choice but to stay on meds forever and possibly insulin in the future if my pancreas gives up on me!
You must have been eating a lot of sugar!I "controlled" my diabetes by not eating sugar I ate pizza, rice, potatoes, bread, cornflakes, steak pie & chips, crisps and even chocolate biscuits.
Went from xxxl to medium in 3 months and bloods went down around pre diabetic range in that time.
Yes of course.Do you think if you started eating carbs again, even low GI (!) That would still be reversed?
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