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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 415586"><p>There is, as yet, no cure as such. My diagnosis of 'resolved' is not quite the same thing, unfortunately. However, it does mean that I am doing the right things for me and, provided I don't slip back into old habits, I hope I can continue to prevent a recurrence. Apart from the blood tests from the professionals, here is a selection of comments from other diabetics after I was classified as 'diabetes resolved' ... there's a bit of terminology there but I'm sure you'll get the general picture ...</p><p></p><p>"Gezza, your results are excellent - but suggest you may not be not diabetic. Achieving those results without medication or carb restriction is unlikely for T2 patients."</p><p></p><p>"What he has proved is the fact he is not a diabetic, he does not even fit the profile of a person with glucose intolerance."</p><p></p><p>"To cut a long story short, Gezza is on 250 carbs a day, no meds and holds non diabetic BG numbers. "</p><p></p><p>"Gezza was reporting a few weeks ago, he was a type two diabetic ("now resolved"), holding non diabetic BG numbers, using nil meds and consuming 250+ carbs per day, very unusual to say the least."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 415586"] There is, as yet, no cure as such. My diagnosis of 'resolved' is not quite the same thing, unfortunately. However, it does mean that I am doing the right things for me and, provided I don't slip back into old habits, I hope I can continue to prevent a recurrence. Apart from the blood tests from the professionals, here is a selection of comments from other diabetics after I was classified as 'diabetes resolved' ... there's a bit of terminology there but I'm sure you'll get the general picture ... "Gezza, your results are excellent - but suggest you may not be not diabetic. Achieving those results without medication or carb restriction is unlikely for T2 patients." "What he has proved is the fact he is not a diabetic, he does not even fit the profile of a person with glucose intolerance." "To cut a long story short, Gezza is on 250 carbs a day, no meds and holds non diabetic BG numbers. " "Gezza was reporting a few weeks ago, he was a type two diabetic ("now resolved"), holding non diabetic BG numbers, using nil meds and consuming 250+ carbs per day, very unusual to say the least." [/QUOTE]
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