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<blockquote data-quote="Buachaille" data-source="post: 52175" data-attributes="member: 1096"><p>I am not demoralised by my dreadful 'lifestyle', I had what might be considered a very healthy and 'fruit full' lifestyle - no junk food, lots and lots of fruit (kilo of grapes, or nectarines,peaches or pears et al sometimes with cheese for lunch and veg, meat oily fish, pasta etc - but it seems I was feeding the dragon within, particularly with the volume of fruit sugars. Relax.</p><p></p><p>As for upping the insulin to cover what is consumed. Says it all does it not - free insulin for all, diabetics problem solved. Why not just try....... Getting better or best control is not rocket science. Its not that hard. How much less insulin might you have to inject if a little self discipline was applied. What might increasing levels of injected insulin mean to you over a lifetime? </p><p></p><p>For T2s - "This is obviously a lot harder for type2 diabetics to cope with, as they have no means of dropping their sugars". </p><p></p><p>Lets get even more real, T2s have every means of dropping their sugars - common sense and a love for an uncomplicated future. I made it and am confident that with confidence and inner encouragement many others do/can/will.</p><p></p><p>Let go of the possible cause of the diabetic diagnosis - what you stuff or don't stuff in your face is the key to diabetic control.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buachaille, post: 52175, member: 1096"] I am not demoralised by my dreadful 'lifestyle', I had what might be considered a very healthy and 'fruit full' lifestyle - no junk food, lots and lots of fruit (kilo of grapes, or nectarines,peaches or pears et al sometimes with cheese for lunch and veg, meat oily fish, pasta etc - but it seems I was feeding the dragon within, particularly with the volume of fruit sugars. Relax. As for upping the insulin to cover what is consumed. Says it all does it not - free insulin for all, diabetics problem solved. Why not just try....... Getting better or best control is not rocket science. Its not that hard. How much less insulin might you have to inject if a little self discipline was applied. What might increasing levels of injected insulin mean to you over a lifetime? For T2s - "This is obviously a lot harder for type2 diabetics to cope with, as they have no means of dropping their sugars". Lets get even more real, T2s have every means of dropping their sugars - common sense and a love for an uncomplicated future. I made it and am confident that with confidence and inner encouragement many others do/can/will. Let go of the possible cause of the diabetic diagnosis - what you stuff or don't stuff in your face is the key to diabetic control. [/QUOTE]
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