Dr Josh Axe has been my method for 2 years Low Carb, as well as Dr Brian Mowll - functionally trained doctors are the best - and some of Mark Sisson's Daily Apple blog. Had Egg, cheese and steamed brocolli omelette - breakfast; Cauli cheese, chicken and Brussel Sprouts for dinner; some nuts for snacks and Almond milk hot cocoa and spring water drinks (I don't drink the tap water here as I have thyroid issues and the water is flouridated in this area; flouride is an antagonist of iodine). Retinal bleed has solved and blood sugars well down on this diet.Ah but you have come to right place then! This is the section for low carbers you see and for many, not all but many, low carbing helps immensly with normalising blood sugar.
Have a look at LCHF for example www.dietdoctor.com/lchf
Ugg bread http://www.uggfoods.com/products/chia-seed-and-nut-breadWhat is "Ugg bread"?
Thanks TwoPlayer, I'll look out for those.In M&S. You need to be a coffee fan (I'm happy eating beans and drink 2/3 espressos a day). Said they were new, maybe on trial.
Thanks Mongolia. I'll look for that one. I seem to be having a fair amount of trouble finding breads that people recommend, I was wanting the low carb Sainsbury's one, "Hi/Lo Bread with sunflower seeds" but they were out of it... At least the girl I asked had heard of it, most of the time people have never heard of what I'm asking for...Ugg bread http://www.uggfoods.com/products/chia-seed-and-nut-bread
It is rather expensive but can be sliced thinly. Toasts well, good with pate, boiled eggs and making sandwiches!
Hi ChookDay 3 of Week 2 of 8 Week Blood Sugar Diet. FBG 5.4
Breakfast: Total Greek yoghurt with a teaspoon of Monin gingerbread sugar free syrup (much, much nicer than the Asda Greek yogurt but not as nice as the Lidl Turkish one)
Lunch: (same as yesterday) Cod wrapped in 2 slices of Lidl wafer thin Black Forest ham then baked with peppers, cherry tomatoes, fennel and broccoli all roasted together with a sprinkle of M&S smokey Firepit spices.
Work meal: bag of mixed salad leaves, raw sliced peppers, 3 cherry tomatoes, and some cold thick sliced roast beef (out of a packet.
After work supper: Individual bar of Aldi Moser Roth 75% Chocolate
Yesterday was interesting. I stayed within my 800 calorie limit but (due to extra vegetables) my carbs went up to 45g instead of my usual 20-30g. The increase only affected my BG a tiny bit and I stayed between 4.8 and 5.6 all day. The extra carbs seemed to give me a bit more energy which was great as yesterday was a very challenging day at work.
Bother! But thanks for the warning.There are these lovely dark chocolate covered coffee beans, but....they do raise blood sugars.
Oh dear! Avoid the yellow? That's the Sainsbury's sweetener, and the one I've been using. What's wrong with it?Scrambled eggs in avocado oil or some other kind of healthy oil
Bacon or pork that has not got maple flavoring or anything else done to it, fried or nuked
tea (plain, skip the cream). You can have fake sugar but avoid the yellow and blue packet kinds
You can survive on this and it will not raise you at all