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<blockquote data-quote="lucylocket61" data-source="post: 2204038" data-attributes="member: 41885"><p>I have halted my diabetes 8 years ago. I have lost almost no weight, about a stone, and am still morbidly obese. I am not the only one on here to do that. It cant only be about the weight, internal or external. I am waiting for the results of my liver scan. All my other liver function tests are fine.</p><p></p><p>I think the success of weight loss depends on how often one has dieted before, and whether ones metabolism has been damaged by the starvation mode which kicks in.</p><p></p><p>I still hold to the belief that Prof Taylors diet appears to work due to the lack of calories including low carbing. An effect which can easily be achieved by many by simply reducing carbs alone. Unfortunately the mantra that weight gain leads to type 2 diabetes is still being trotted out as unchallenged, and no proper trials are even being carried out to challenge that assumption.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lucylocket61, post: 2204038, member: 41885"] I have halted my diabetes 8 years ago. I have lost almost no weight, about a stone, and am still morbidly obese. I am not the only one on here to do that. It cant only be about the weight, internal or external. I am waiting for the results of my liver scan. All my other liver function tests are fine. I think the success of weight loss depends on how often one has dieted before, and whether ones metabolism has been damaged by the starvation mode which kicks in. I still hold to the belief that Prof Taylors diet appears to work due to the lack of calories including low carbing. An effect which can easily be achieved by many by simply reducing carbs alone. Unfortunately the mantra that weight gain leads to type 2 diabetes is still being trotted out as unchallenged, and no proper trials are even being carried out to challenge that assumption. [/QUOTE]
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