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<blockquote data-quote="frankbegbie" data-source="post: 2402622" data-attributes="member: 416336"><p>Yes it really gets you down when you get no results.</p><p>After I got diagnosed with Type2 I read a few books and watched some videos, mainly Jason Fung.</p><p>I was really encouraged by what I read and watched, believing this needn't be as bad as I thought.</p><p>The LCHF diet took a bit of getting used to as I had been like most people encouraged to eat plenty of fruit and veg and low fat food along with high fibre bread.</p><p>But I eventually constructed a diet that I could live with and was low carb as well.</p><p>After months of living this way my blood sugar was lower but there was no weight loss.</p><p>So tried a longer fast over 5 days; all that happened was I got weaker and weaker so had to abandon it.</p><p>Same thing happened again when I tried it a few weeks later.</p><p>I sort of gave up on the LCHF diet and started eating a lot of what I used to eat.</p><p>So the Thyroid problem is my 'last chance saloon' really.</p><p>If it's 'normal' I don't know what I'll do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="frankbegbie, post: 2402622, member: 416336"] Yes it really gets you down when you get no results. After I got diagnosed with Type2 I read a few books and watched some videos, mainly Jason Fung. I was really encouraged by what I read and watched, believing this needn't be as bad as I thought. The LCHF diet took a bit of getting used to as I had been like most people encouraged to eat plenty of fruit and veg and low fat food along with high fibre bread. But I eventually constructed a diet that I could live with and was low carb as well. After months of living this way my blood sugar was lower but there was no weight loss. So tried a longer fast over 5 days; all that happened was I got weaker and weaker so had to abandon it. Same thing happened again when I tried it a few weeks later. I sort of gave up on the LCHF diet and started eating a lot of what I used to eat. So the Thyroid problem is my 'last chance saloon' really. If it's 'normal' I don't know what I'll do. [/QUOTE]
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