douglas99
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- Type of diabetes
- I reversed my Type 2
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Yesterday I got a seriously massive wake up call when my gp told me that my Hba1c has significantly gone up, my blood pressure is a bit high and that protein was found in my urine test. The gp has prescribed me with ramipril and this has made me realize what I am doing to myself as my kidneys might be failing.
On this Monday coming up I have an appointment with a dietician at the Royal Derby Hospital and I have proposed a somewhat low carb diet which I am planning on following for two months if the dietician think that its a good idea. For breakfast: 125g of Brooklea Low Fat Natural Yoghurt with a handful of blueberries. For lunch; 2 scrambled eggs with a pinch of chilli powders. For dinner: a beef burger cooked on a George Foreman Grill with a layer of lettuce, red onion slices and sliced tomato.
From today I have started to follow my meter and already my sugars were at 11.7 when I woke up this morning at 7am to 21 at 11am after having a bowl of oats with yoghurt and blueberries and my meds. I have just tested now after walking outside for 30 minutes and is now at 21.3. I am now thinking of skipping lunch and test every hour to see if they will be lower by 2 or 3pm.
Good luck.
See the dietician, and work out a diet that suits you.
It's better to look at the change for life, but there is nothing wrong with a more extreme diet to start off with, then looking at a maintenance diet later on. But you do need to decide on what you can achieve from day to day, and target accordingly.
As for feeling hungry, people can manage the Newcastle diet, it's nothing to be afraid of, and it obviously can be done with bit of effort.