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<blockquote data-quote="KennyA" data-source="post: 2641323" data-attributes="member: 517579">Hi. I disagree with a lot of what you say.T2 does not &quot;only get worse&quot; - I have T2 and I have been in remission for a number of years now. There are many others on this forum who have been in remission for much longer. I have been low carb/keto for very nearly four years, and it is definitely not a &quot;short time solution&quot;. Keto has not done me &quot;more harm than good&quot; - can you provide any evidence to back up your assertion? Perhaps no one is talking about &quot;keto rush&quot; and the rest of the &quot;horrible side effects&quot; because no-one gets them? I have no idea what &quot;keto rush&quot; is and I haven&#039;t had any side effects. Finally, I have never seen any indication that dawn syndrome is associated with getting older.&nbsp; I have no experience with diabetic medication so won&#039;t comment on something I know little about directly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KennyA, post: 2641323, member: 517579"] Hi. I disagree with a lot of what you say. T2 does not "only get worse" - I have T2 and I have been in remission for a number of years now. There are many others on this forum who have been in remission for much longer. I have been low carb/keto for very nearly four years, and it is definitely not a "short time solution". Keto has not done me "more harm than good" - can you provide any evidence to back up your assertion? Perhaps no one is talking about "keto rush" and the rest of the "horrible side effects" because no-one gets them? I have no idea what "keto rush" is and I haven't had any side effects. Finally, I have never seen any indication that dawn syndrome is associated with getting older. I have no experience with diabetic medication so won't comment on something I know little about directly. [/QUOTE]

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