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<blockquote data-quote="DJC3" data-source="post: 2375423" data-attributes="member: 468536"><p>Hi [USER=536054]@Woolpaul[/USER] and welcome. You’ve made a fantastic start. Diagnosis by text though, That must have been a real shock! </p><p>It’s good to hear your circulation and nerve sensation are ok. </p><p>I would imagine the coldness might be due to your very low cal diet. I used to feel cold all the time when I was on Calorie controlled diets. It might be a good idea to just concentrate on carbs and not worry about cals for a while. It’s sometimes quite hard to manage both and you don’t seem to be eating much fat. I’d try and up the ‘good’ fat intake ( fatty meat, butter, coconut/ olive oil, avocados, nuts etc)</p><p>Good luck with your next HbA1c test, I’m sure it’ll be greatly improved.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DJC3, post: 2375423, member: 468536"] Hi [USER=536054]@Woolpaul[/USER] and welcome. You’ve made a fantastic start. Diagnosis by text though, That must have been a real shock! It’s good to hear your circulation and nerve sensation are ok. I would imagine the coldness might be due to your very low cal diet. I used to feel cold all the time when I was on Calorie controlled diets. It might be a good idea to just concentrate on carbs and not worry about cals for a while. It’s sometimes quite hard to manage both and you don’t seem to be eating much fat. I’d try and up the ‘good’ fat intake ( fatty meat, butter, coconut/ olive oil, avocados, nuts etc) Good luck with your next HbA1c test, I’m sure it’ll be greatly improved. [/QUOTE]
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