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<blockquote data-quote="fergus" data-source="post: 21622" data-attributes="member: 6150"><p>We have endless debates and arguments about what constitutes a healthy diet. It seems one man's carb is another man's poision. </p><p>One common concern, however, is that newly diagnosed visitors will get mixed messages from the conflicting opinions. I have therefore decided that it's time for a wee census. I know of many members who have gained control of their condition by adopting a low(er) carb diet, but then found no further use for the forum, taken their normal blood sugars and disappeared. I would like us to gather statements from diabetics who have found success by restricting their carbohydrate intake, by whatever amount.</p><p>So please let us know if you have succeeded in managing your diabetes by restricting your carbs.</p><p>If you can supply before and after figures for diet, blood sugar readings, HbA1c, weight, weight or lipids it will all help to build a picture of how real people are getting on.</p><p>Oh, and the arguments won't be tolerated here but can be continued elsewhere!</p><p></p><p>All the best,</p><p></p><p>fergus</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fergus, post: 21622, member: 6150"] We have endless debates and arguments about what constitutes a healthy diet. It seems one man's carb is another man's poision. One common concern, however, is that newly diagnosed visitors will get mixed messages from the conflicting opinions. I have therefore decided that it's time for a wee census. I know of many members who have gained control of their condition by adopting a low(er) carb diet, but then found no further use for the forum, taken their normal blood sugars and disappeared. I would like us to gather statements from diabetics who have found success by restricting their carbohydrate intake, by whatever amount. So please let us know if you have succeeded in managing your diabetes by restricting your carbs. If you can supply before and after figures for diet, blood sugar readings, HbA1c, weight, weight or lipids it will all help to build a picture of how real people are getting on. Oh, and the arguments won't be tolerated here but can be continued elsewhere! All the best, fergus [/QUOTE]
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