Was born with type 1 I’m now 27
By wrong foods I mean I have never been told what to eat I know ovi not to eat sweets and that kinda stuff but also don’t know how to carb down I’m a unstable diabetic so my sugars are alleays in double figures
There is no "what to eat" for type 1 diabetes. The advice for type 1s is the same as advice to anyone else: eat a normal healthy balanced diet.
I'm not sure what you mean by "carb down", what is this?
How are you currently managing your diabetes? What insulins are you on? Are you carb counting? Are you under your GP or under a hospital endocrinologist? Have you been in any structured education on diabetes?
If your numbers are always in double figures that doesn't sound like "an unstable diabetic". It sounds like someone who isn't controlling and doesn't understand how to control their diabetes.
Type 1 isn't controlled by diet. The Newcastle diet isn't for type 1 diabetics - it won't help you. What will help is learning a bit more about more about type 1 and how to manage it. Have you read the book "think like a pancreas"? That's a good practical guide to the basics of what you need to know to manage type 1. If you're not currently under a hospital endo ask for a referral and seek some guidance from a DSN on how to improve control and ask for a place on a DAFNE course.
Also, no one is "born with" type 1. For example, in 2014 the youngest person to be diagnosed with type 1 was
6 months old and that was literally newsworthy -http://
www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/toddler-kept-alive-jelly-babies-4640037 . If you are diagnosed in the first few months of life then investigations into neonatal diabetes should be undertaken. How old were you when you were diagnosed?