dbr10
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- Type of diabetes
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
Exactly right, although I think T2s would have problems getting so low. B was trained as an engineer so has a very logical approach to BG management. His control is amazing. IIRC Life expectancy at diagnosis was 30 years. That was 71 years ago. Of course, there have been great advances in that time.Dr B is not proposing his very low carb regime out of meanness, but because he is wants his patients and readers to attain what he considers normal blood glucose levels and so avoid complications. His ideal target is 4.6mmol/L (83mg/dl) with minimal rises after meals. He is happy to give his T2 patients Metformin, insulin etc. if they can't attain these levels by diet and exercise alone.
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