Totto
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Hi, it seems to be a diet high in carbs that causes non-alocholic fatty liver, not fats. Look at the Dietdoctor site, it's very good. I am of course an advocate for LCHF as it means I keep non-diabetic glucose levels without any medication and feel fine and full of energy. See if you think it could be something for you.Hi, I went to my GP about hair loss, I'd been feeling really poorly and exhausted for months but working hard so assumed it was that. The Dr told me my blood results as she read them for the first time, so I got the diagnosis as she was interpreting it. She said I had other problems too with my liver and something about protein and that being a sign of infection. Then she weighed me and told me if I lost weight the diabetes was reversible and to come back in a month. And that was it. No prescription and no real explanation, my hb1 ac was 91 according to the Dr. I'm really confused, if I'm diabetic don't I need medication and is it ok just to try to lose weight fast and go back in a month? My hair is still coming out in handfuls and I'm totally exhausted. It takes 2 weeks to get an appointment with my Dr so I thought I'd try this forum. Thanks in advance
Have you had Hb and ferritin tested? Low iron is known to cause hair loss and fatigue. Also low thyroid hormones causes hair loss and fatigue. Have you had vitamin D and B12 checked?