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<blockquote data-quote="Brunneria" data-source="post: 1890281" data-attributes="member: 41816"><p>Like some above, I nearly fell off my chair with laughing when I read this</p><p></p><p>No the NHS has done absolutely nothing to assist me in losing weight.</p><p>At various times I have had back, knee, menstrual problems, depression, emotional distress/confusion/word loss/memory issues, high blood pressure and gut problems blamed on my weight. All with the blanket advice to 'lose some'.</p><p>No one has given me any sensible advice on how to do this, since the Eat Less Move More mantra was something I had tried for decades.</p><p>Although one cheerfully unsympathetic nurse did give me a photocopied sheet telling me to eat 9 portions of brown carbs a day.</p><p>And a doc once told me that I was 'fat enough' for surgery, if I wanted it. I didn't. Don't. And am appalled that this was his <strong><em>first suggestion</em></strong> the first time I saw him, without him even reading my notes.</p><p></p><p>So, fell back on my own resources and:</p><p></p><p>low carb -> very low carb -> keto dealt with the memory, distress, confusion and word loss</p><p>low carbing has also helped me lose 60+ pounds, then stalled for years</p><p>the depression lifted magically after supplementing with vit D3</p><p>sleep improved tremendously with the use of magnesium oil</p><p>my reactive hypoglycaemia stays totally under control if I stay off gluten and carbs</p><p>oh, and my high blood pressure resolved when I managed to identify coffee as the cause</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brunneria, post: 1890281, member: 41816"] Like some above, I nearly fell off my chair with laughing when I read this No the NHS has done absolutely nothing to assist me in losing weight. At various times I have had back, knee, menstrual problems, depression, emotional distress/confusion/word loss/memory issues, high blood pressure and gut problems blamed on my weight. All with the blanket advice to 'lose some'. No one has given me any sensible advice on how to do this, since the Eat Less Move More mantra was something I had tried for decades. Although one cheerfully unsympathetic nurse did give me a photocopied sheet telling me to eat 9 portions of brown carbs a day. And a doc once told me that I was 'fat enough' for surgery, if I wanted it. I didn't. Don't. And am appalled that this was his [B][I]first suggestion[/I][/B] the first time I saw him, without him even reading my notes. So, fell back on my own resources and: low carb -> very low carb -> keto dealt with the memory, distress, confusion and word loss low carbing has also helped me lose 60+ pounds, then stalled for years the depression lifted magically after supplementing with vit D3 sleep improved tremendously with the use of magnesium oil my reactive hypoglycaemia stays totally under control if I stay off gluten and carbs oh, and my high blood pressure resolved when I managed to identify coffee as the cause [/QUOTE]
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