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<blockquote data-quote="tim2000s" data-source="post: 1459698" data-attributes="member: 30007"><p>HI [USER=400639]@CaptainKidd27[/USER] - welcome to the Forum. Here's the good news. You've taken the decision to get back on the horse and ride it again, and this can only benefit you. From here, managing levels in to the right place will help a lot with maintaining good health. No-one really knows what the effects of a shortish period of time with the numbers being away from the optimum does, but many of us have been there, and plenty haven't suffered terrible outcomes as a result. </p><p></p><p>All we can do is keep plugging away, but the outcomes from here are certainly an early grave. It's probably worth going and reading about Richard Bernstein. Whilst I don't advocate living the way he does, after 20 years and ending up in a bad condition with early signs of complications, he manage to reverse them with good management. It just helps to show that it is possible to reduce the impact of a period of poor control, and may even be possible to reverse anything that's already happened.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tim2000s, post: 1459698, member: 30007"] HI [USER=400639]@CaptainKidd27[/USER] - welcome to the Forum. Here's the good news. You've taken the decision to get back on the horse and ride it again, and this can only benefit you. From here, managing levels in to the right place will help a lot with maintaining good health. No-one really knows what the effects of a shortish period of time with the numbers being away from the optimum does, but many of us have been there, and plenty haven't suffered terrible outcomes as a result. All we can do is keep plugging away, but the outcomes from here are certainly an early grave. It's probably worth going and reading about Richard Bernstein. Whilst I don't advocate living the way he does, after 20 years and ending up in a bad condition with early signs of complications, he manage to reverse them with good management. It just helps to show that it is possible to reduce the impact of a period of poor control, and may even be possible to reverse anything that's already happened. [/QUOTE]
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