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<blockquote data-quote="Mbaker" data-source="post: 2502401" data-attributes="member: 256617"><p>Others will have a different opinion, especially I suspect those who have led a Type 1 life, so I differ to them.</p><p></p><p>As you have posted in an open area of the forum, I'll put a couple of penny's into this as a non Type 1, who has followed low carb / keto.</p><p></p><p>I would say try low carb / keto under the direction of the Type 1 Grit membership; I would think it would be potentially dangerous to do this in the same manner as a Type 2 not on insulin / sulfonylureas without expert guidance. I know this is the choice I would make if my diagnosis had been for 1 instead of 2, as I would always go for the less is more option. This isn't to say the alternative choice of "coverage" by carb counting is not a valid one, but for me I like what Dr Bernstein has done for Type 1's, which is essentially the protein based diet I do (hence my rationale).</p><p></p><p>Andrew Koutinik, Dr Troy Stapleton and the inspiration David Dikeman may offer some insight.</p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]QHnSNneh7ck[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>But as always safety first, this can't be done on a wing and a prayer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mbaker, post: 2502401, member: 256617"] Others will have a different opinion, especially I suspect those who have led a Type 1 life, so I differ to them. As you have posted in an open area of the forum, I'll put a couple of penny's into this as a non Type 1, who has followed low carb / keto. I would say try low carb / keto under the direction of the Type 1 Grit membership; I would think it would be potentially dangerous to do this in the same manner as a Type 2 not on insulin / sulfonylureas without expert guidance. I know this is the choice I would make if my diagnosis had been for 1 instead of 2, as I would always go for the less is more option. This isn't to say the alternative choice of "coverage" by carb counting is not a valid one, but for me I like what Dr Bernstein has done for Type 1's, which is essentially the protein based diet I do (hence my rationale). Andrew Koutinik, Dr Troy Stapleton and the inspiration David Dikeman may offer some insight. [MEDIA=youtube]QHnSNneh7ck[/MEDIA] But as always safety first, this can't be done on a wing and a prayer. [/QUOTE]
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