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<blockquote data-quote="Wshelledy" data-source="post: 1585878" data-attributes="member: 435994"><p>I agree that diet alone would be best. I think I want to take baby steps though at this point. I'm already eating a somewhat low carb diet. My numbers went from 11.9 to 7.3 in 7 weeks doing low carb plus insulin. I still have between 50 to 75 g of carbs a day though. That is mostly from veggies, milk products and nuts. I'm not sure I can go lower than that and still be 'satisfied' so I stick to the regimen. Also, I did control my prediabetes for almost 10 years with diet and exercise alone. I was NOT testing though so the big jump in A1c caught me by surprise. At this point I am leaning towards the pill along with diet. Then if testing shows I am stayi g low enough that the pill is a waste I'll drop it and see what happens. Thanks for your input!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wshelledy, post: 1585878, member: 435994"] I agree that diet alone would be best. I think I want to take baby steps though at this point. I'm already eating a somewhat low carb diet. My numbers went from 11.9 to 7.3 in 7 weeks doing low carb plus insulin. I still have between 50 to 75 g of carbs a day though. That is mostly from veggies, milk products and nuts. I'm not sure I can go lower than that and still be 'satisfied' so I stick to the regimen. Also, I did control my prediabetes for almost 10 years with diet and exercise alone. I was NOT testing though so the big jump in A1c caught me by surprise. At this point I am leaning towards the pill along with diet. Then if testing shows I am stayi g low enough that the pill is a waste I'll drop it and see what happens. Thanks for your input! [/QUOTE]
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