I've lost morrisons protein bread. They no longer make it. I so miss my delicious egg on toast. White bread tastes stoggy to me now. Never mind its accumulative effect.
But do we need studies that tell us we die 4 to 14 years sooner than average because of complications due to high blood sugars (Dying early is a known fact doctors are well aware of, I'm sure), or do we need studies that actually give GP's , nurses and endo's the tools to help us not go down that path? I hate the idea that my contributions once upon a time, funded this. They could've been put to much better use. Just makes it clear to me I was right to stop my donations and put them to work elsewhere.
I see. I understand too. Shame the trainee medics probably will not. Modern research is normally based on old research which isn't accurate or incomplete. However research is valuable but I understand your concerns with this piece of research/data. What is also concerning is their mentors will reinforce research is factually correct and its value complied completes their degree then further training. Degrees are often based on selected papers and marked accordingly.
I have about 3 slices in all since my bariatric surgery as its nutritional value isn't worth my small stomach space. High protein is the only way for me since restricting to low calorie diet through the Roux-en-y method. I need both.... and white bread is only eaten to enclose a sandwich contents when I've been offered it with no other option. Ironically a few years ago now though I was offered by an overworked A&E dept one winter.
I have about 3 slices in all since my bariatric surgery as its nutritional value isn't worth my small stomach space. High protein is the only way for me since restricting to low calorie diet through the Roux-en-y method. I need both.... and white bread is only eaten to enclose a sandwich contents when I've been offered it with no other option. Ironically a few years ago now though I was offered by an overworked A&E dept one winter.
After my recent gallbladder removal I was offered a proper meal. A bit tasteless but I was hungry. I ate protein first then had no room for mash nor dessert.
i believe the jury is still out on that one. Certainly there are many studies that Metformin increases longevity in those with certain conditions such as diabetes and cardio, but the claim that it improves beyond healthy members of the population is not yet demonstrated (presumably because normal people don't get prescribed Metformin?)
Sorry I hadn't replied. Just saw this today. I fi hv a little RH so I strengthened my low carb eating and it backed off. I hv none at all now. My gallbladder removed just over a year ago but that operation was just over 3yrs ago now. I'm just under 15st when not swollen. I had a high risk back operation just days ago and my stomach swellings seem very nonexistent but I still need IBS meds. My left leg seems alive much more instantly from my back op. Right leg is worse but it's swollen from operation. My back not my leg. I'm fascinated as to how my leg problem will resolve. I'm watching this space. Still Standing on 2 crutches. I'm optimistic. As always.
Found an alternative but hugely more expensive and goes off very very quickly so frozen it goes per 2 slices per food bag.
Well left leg problem has gone. Hurray but right leg is worse. I just hope it's fixing with all the pain going on. I cannot rely on it at all. Electric shocks are still random but only when move.
I'm convinced like the elderly we can be written off too early.
