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<blockquote data-quote="bulkbiker" data-source="post: 1308272" data-attributes="member: 219467"><p>Doctors do sometimes seem to be a bit stupid.. </p><p>You have probably confounded her expectations of what you could achieve.</p><p>Yes you should carry on eating low carbs as it has obviously helped bring your sugars down. Is the 40 a recent HbA1c? is so what is it down from and especially very well done indeed.</p><p>You could I guess experiment with more carbs to see what happens but personally I would be wary of that approach although you have been doing this for a lot longer than me. An HbA1c of 40 is only just outside "pre-diabetic" so I'd carry on with what you have been doing. Maybe try upping the fat content a bit if you are feeling a bit underweight or even a bit more protein but carry on measuring your bloods to make sure this doesn't spike you. I've still got more weight that I want to lose so I'm not really ready for maintenance yet. How low carb have you been to get where you are now?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bulkbiker, post: 1308272, member: 219467"] Doctors do sometimes seem to be a bit stupid.. You have probably confounded her expectations of what you could achieve. Yes you should carry on eating low carbs as it has obviously helped bring your sugars down. Is the 40 a recent HbA1c? is so what is it down from and especially very well done indeed. You could I guess experiment with more carbs to see what happens but personally I would be wary of that approach although you have been doing this for a lot longer than me. An HbA1c of 40 is only just outside "pre-diabetic" so I'd carry on with what you have been doing. Maybe try upping the fat content a bit if you are feeling a bit underweight or even a bit more protein but carry on measuring your bloods to make sure this doesn't spike you. I've still got more weight that I want to lose so I'm not really ready for maintenance yet. How low carb have you been to get where you are now? [/QUOTE]
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