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<blockquote data-quote="HSSS" data-source="post: 2509680" data-attributes="member: 480869"><p>Jardiance contains empaflozin an SGLT2. These are associated with a slightly raised risk of DKA when on a ketogenic diet, and particularly the type that occurs without high blood glucose euglycemic dka. So I’d investigate this before commencing the diet to decide if it is suitable for you or if you wish to consider a different diet or medication. That said keto is excellent for reducing the need for medication in itself so you may not need to replace it with another at all. </p><p><a href="http://Www.dietdoctor.com/keto" target="_blank">Www.dietdoctor.com/keto</a> is a good source and the same site has pages about medication on low carb and keto. Ditchthecarbs.com was the first place I found when I started and on Facebook there are lots of groups (be aware many are USA based and they count carbs differently in the nutrition advice and recipes as well as product recommendations)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HSSS, post: 2509680, member: 480869"] Jardiance contains empaflozin an SGLT2. These are associated with a slightly raised risk of DKA when on a ketogenic diet, and particularly the type that occurs without high blood glucose euglycemic dka. So I’d investigate this before commencing the diet to decide if it is suitable for you or if you wish to consider a different diet or medication. That said keto is excellent for reducing the need for medication in itself so you may not need to replace it with another at all. [URL="http://Www.dietdoctor.com/keto"]Www.dietdoctor.com/keto[/URL] is a good source and the same site has pages about medication on low carb and keto. Ditchthecarbs.com was the first place I found when I started and on Facebook there are lots of groups (be aware many are USA based and they count carbs differently in the nutrition advice and recipes as well as product recommendations) [/QUOTE]
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