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Well in my experience.. metformin gave me the shits and I didn't want to go blind (my biggest fear) or have anything amputated. With that in mind I found changing my diet the easiest option by far.
Also going onto LCHF I found really easy because the fat content made me feel full. So much so that I have started intermittent fasting, last week did an 88 hour fast without too many cravings at all.
Not trying to show off but that is the frame of mind I have.. helped along by the Diabetes Nurse who told me my condition was progressive and I would definitely end up on insulin.. so there was a bit a bloody minded F you in the mix too.

cratat said:

How did people stop eating the stuff that is bad and make the changes

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Not a lot of help, I'm afraid. It's all up to you yourself.

Stop eating all obvious Carbohydrates and allow your BG to fall into a lower range.

It'll give your body a rest from having to deal with all the glucose.

You have to make the decision and do it, no excuses and no half measures.

Hi @cratat why don't you have a look at this www.dietdoctor.com this is the way of eating that @bulkbiker and myself and lots of others on the forum follow with success.

cratat said:

How did people stop eating the stuff that is bad and make the changes as I am struggling to get my head in the right frame to make the changes I know I need to make. Any and all help appreciated

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Well I would like to give you a really clever helpful answer but looking back it was fear that drove me to make changes to get to grip with my life and body.

Can you tell us what the bad things are that you are eating and what are the good things?