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<blockquote data-quote="Arab Horse" data-source="post: 901743" data-attributes="member: 136328"><p>Thank you, just what is needed but sadly I fear it will be a long time before it becomes the norm. I am a very untypical T2. Diagnosed when I went for my free NHS check with a glucose of 18.6mmol/L and an HbA1c of 10.4%. I had a BMI of 21.7. I was just under 70 years old, still working and on my feet all day. I got up early to do my horses before work and finished late after putting the horses to bed. I had to leave work as I never got time to eat or drink during the day and was unable to keep my glucose under control. I have never been overweight as an adult although I was a tubby pre teens. I had absolutely no symptoms and was gobsmacked when I got my results as I was a biomedical scientist so knew what the figures meant!</p><p></p><p>Once I left work and had time for research I found the LCHF diet and lost just over a stone and a half bringing my BMI down to 17.3. My glucose is a lot better now if I stick to the diet. My liver enzymes are in the normal range and my liver and pancreas scan was normal; no signs of a fatty liver or pancreas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Arab Horse, post: 901743, member: 136328"] Thank you, just what is needed but sadly I fear it will be a long time before it becomes the norm. I am a very untypical T2. Diagnosed when I went for my free NHS check with a glucose of 18.6mmol/L and an HbA1c of 10.4%. I had a BMI of 21.7. I was just under 70 years old, still working and on my feet all day. I got up early to do my horses before work and finished late after putting the horses to bed. I had to leave work as I never got time to eat or drink during the day and was unable to keep my glucose under control. I have never been overweight as an adult although I was a tubby pre teens. I had absolutely no symptoms and was gobsmacked when I got my results as I was a biomedical scientist so knew what the figures meant! Once I left work and had time for research I found the LCHF diet and lost just over a stone and a half bringing my BMI down to 17.3. My glucose is a lot better now if I stick to the diet. My liver enzymes are in the normal range and my liver and pancreas scan was normal; no signs of a fatty liver or pancreas. [/QUOTE]
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