2 years ago I presented with an HbA1c of 6.5....was told I was type 2....doctor then decided I wasn't diabetic at all in his wisdom and told me to go home eat broccoli and drink red wine! The debate since then as to my diabetic state or not has been ongoing. I eat LCHF and got my levels down but that sent my cholesterol up and of course they say LCHF is wrong and doesn't work! Any advice I get from my gp surgery always leaves me totally confused. I will just go on eating LCHF and see what the next test shows up. It is scary the lack of advice and the wrong advice that gets given out. She told me they have changed the limits now so my reading of 41 was way too high and that I am at high risk.....confused.com lolYou aren't even prediabetic, you are at the top end of normal - so I'd advise that you do NOT eat rice bread pasta cereals - of any sort type or colour, avoid potatoes of any sort, all baked goods other than specifically low carb ones and eat only small amounts of berries as part of meals. That way you should lower your blood glucose and have good ratios of the various blood lipids.
That nurse is dangerous.
HbA1c was previously 40.2 a year ago.....they told me to stop eating fat as my cholesterol was too high. (I had been eating LCHF) I cut the fat but still ate low carb and put on a stone in weightHave you HbA1c results gone up from previously? If so maybe that's why she's carrying on at you? BUT you're a fair way off actually being diabetic, which is where you'd end up if you took her advice. So just carry on as you are - eating the foods you know are safe.
Robbity
She is so unhappy with it she told me to drink more fluids...exercise more....eat lots more wholegrain products...brown bread, rice, pasta, cereals....jacket potatoes...sweet potatoes ...plus bread rolls and scones!! Lots of fruit too.....ummm all of which is toxic to me and would send my sugar levels through the roof and they wouldn't come down for hours.
If I eat a bad high carb meal like pie and chips which is a once in a blue moon treat, my BG goes up to 18.0 and takes 8 hours to come down....which according to the nurse is fine and perfectly normal :***:
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