Type 2 Newly diagnosed, 30 days a vegan need advice on BG

The spike should be kept within the 2 mmol range 2 hours AFTER your first bite / reading

I recommend you read www.bloodsugar101.com for information on the damage caused by raised blood glucose, and what those damaging levels are.

personally, I would not be willing to experience levels of 11 or more as often as you are. Actually, I would want to avoid them completely.

can you explain what you mean by this:

eurobuddha said:

a high fat high protein, veto yoyo diet lifestyle.
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Perhaps you’d like to look at one of these

https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/l...c-proportions-is-a-game-changer-in-diet-spin/

https://medium.com/@timrees/watched-the-game-changers-now-you-must-watch-this-fcc877b0104

https://tacticmethod.com/the-game-changers-scientific-review-and-references/
http://paleozonenutrition.com/2019/11/04/the-game-changers-movie-techniques-of-persuasion/

or watch the magic pill or fixing dad on Netflix for some balance to the argument.

as to levels 7-8 as a starting point is a bit too high really. And rises of up to 11 or even 16 means you aren’t able to cope with the glucose (carbs) you are putting into your body. As mike says no more than an extra 2mmol after 2 hrs is one measure. Another is under 7.8 at 2 hrs.

In the intervening time? Well even non diabetics spike in that period to some extent but have the ability to reign it back in quickly. Is it ideal to be going that high regularly? I’d say not and prefer to limit any spike as best possible. I’m not sure there’s much in the way of research to back up opinions regarding this as libre etc are relatively new in terms of understanding term outcomes when looking at time in range (a type 1 concept). It seems reasonable to keep spikes down to me.

My husbands a vegetarian, his trick is exercise every day and losing weight. And he takes Metformin. He doesn't try to low carb, just keeps in check his junk food eating, but he still likes some junk food which is why he probably will stay on metformin, luckily he is one that it doesn't bother.

Here is some vegan low carb recipe sites
https://lowcarb-vegan.net/
https://www.staceyhomemaker.com/low-carb-vegan-recipes/
https://lowcarbyum.com/category/special-diet/vegan/

https://www.dietdoctor.com/low-carb/vegan

Low carb or keto and vegan is doable, just seeds planning ahead. Have a look at diet doctor website for meal ideas