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<blockquote data-quote="bulkbiker" data-source="post: 1329580" data-attributes="member: 219467"><p>I very much doubt it... in my humble opinion that would be impossible and why so many of us get quite angry at NHS advice.</p><p>After my diagnosis (by practise nurse rather than GP) I went to see the GP in charge of diabetes care for the surgery. His ignorance about recent research into ways to treat Type 2 was, to me, completely amazing. Also he apparently had absolutely no interest in educating himself and was not even curious as to how I had brought my blood glucose down. After those 5 minutes I had no worries about completely ignoring his advice and following the way of eating I had been introduced to on this forum. I believe it has saved my eyes and feet. I worked out that diabetes was mine to control and not the doctors.. I would rather take advice from a well controlled Type 2 than someone with "qualifications" obtained 30 yeas ago. </p><p>All the best</p><p>Mark</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bulkbiker, post: 1329580, member: 219467"] I very much doubt it... in my humble opinion that would be impossible and why so many of us get quite angry at NHS advice. After my diagnosis (by practise nurse rather than GP) I went to see the GP in charge of diabetes care for the surgery. His ignorance about recent research into ways to treat Type 2 was, to me, completely amazing. Also he apparently had absolutely no interest in educating himself and was not even curious as to how I had brought my blood glucose down. After those 5 minutes I had no worries about completely ignoring his advice and following the way of eating I had been introduced to on this forum. I believe it has saved my eyes and feet. I worked out that diabetes was mine to control and not the doctors.. I would rather take advice from a well controlled Type 2 than someone with "qualifications" obtained 30 yeas ago. All the best Mark [/QUOTE]
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