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Low Carb Program recommended?

SusanOrlowski

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Type of diabetes
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Diet only
Good morning, all. Newly diagnosed Type 2, has anybody joined the
Low Carb Program @ £29.99? I just need ideas and advice all in one place. Thanks.
 
It depends on you and your personality.
If you like a gentle introduction to things and like having them clearly explained then the program would probably be a very good investment.
If you like to jump into things head first and explore and find things out yourself then just read around the forum a lot and ask questions.
Whichever you choose £30 to massively improve your health is surely a reasonable investment (and no nobody has told me to say that).
 
The low carb program is painfully slow and you are drip fed information as you cannot access more than that week's program - by the time I went back to it and got through to the end I was months into normal readings and had just got a normal Hba1c so I'd not recommend it at all.
I was already aware of what to eat - I'd gone back to low carbing from the moment I was diagnosed, so there wasn't anything I could learn from the program anyway - and it was still free when I enrolled - but the basic rues are so simple - if you need any information perhaps finding a copy of Dr Atkins New Diet Revolution would be cheaper and faster, as there are lists of foods which you can eat freely, ones which you need to calculate, and how to go through the various stages if you want to lower weight, though they are also useful as guides as your metabolism will hopefully get back into balance and enable you to eat a little more carb each day as you shrink down losing fat and resistance to insulin.
 
I paid the £30 but not used it. I got most of the most valuable information from this forum. Recommended reading is the 8 week sugar diet my Dr Michael Mosley for the background information. There are hundreds of useful recipes on the internet. I keep my data on the mySugr app.
 
It depends on you and your personality.
If you like a gentle introduction to things and like having them clearly explained then the program would probably be a very good investment.
If you like to jump into things head first and explore and find things out yourself then just read around the forum a lot and ask questions.
Whichever you choose £30 to massively improve your health is surely a reasonable investment (and no nobody has told me to say that).
 
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