Re: A Geordie trying the Newcastle Diet
Thank you Dave.
If I tell you my latest HbA1c was 4.9 will that give you an idea of what my GP said? :lol: My cholesterol is also now normal, and well within safe limits.
I do advocate that anyone who thinks the Newcastle diet could help you, then go for it. I am so pleased I did.
My BG's now range from 4.8 - 6.3 never higher, although they did initially, but have now completely settled down. I think it was the adjustment back onto a 'normal' diet, just gave my system a bit of a shock. My weight loss is now stable at between 1-3lb loss a week, and I am eating loads, but no carbs except from veg, no wheat, grains, milk, processed foods or ready meals. I also have all organic fruit and veg and meat. I have found a local company who sell organic produce of all kinds from organic local farmers, and my first delivery is tomorrow. I will check it out, then probably do all my organic food shopping with them. The beauty of that is we will then only be using in season produce, and that whole idea really appeals to me, although what I will replace my beloved 'berries and Greek yogurt with I am not sure.
Still, it gives me something to look forward to when the berries are in season.
If I can help you in any way with the Newcastle diet, don't hesitate to ask here, or PM me. If I can help anyone give the diet a try, I will. I think it's a brilliant concept, and if I knew then what I know now, I would most certainly do it again. As I have said here before, I will do it for the entire month of January every year, to clear out and detox after the Christmas excess.
Joanna.