Krystyna23040
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
If you really slow down the movement to slower than a snail's pace then add the pause it is really effective.Thank you for that input @Krystyna23040 .
Had to look up just what exercises they included
Think it's a lot of what i am already doing at the gym during the rehab.
But I'll try to make sure I am doing similar on my other day at it, too.
Funny but while I see others almost competing along side me (speed of reps or weight)
For me it's all about the form
Muscle under tension from start, to almost but not quite full lock of joint, then back again.
I see it like golf now, the only opposition in the gym is me, trying to beat the BP, while staying true to correct form etc.
Guess I'm doing what I can, and maybe I'm rushing things
Perhap it's time to have a quiet word & accept it and let nature take its course.
Thanks for the input
If you really slow down the movement to slower than a snail's pace then add the pause it is really effective.
You do need to make sure that you allow a lot of recovery time after the sessions as the muscle building takes place during the rest periods.
Thanks @dunelmYou are getting good at these short films - there are awards for short films out there and you can bag an Oscar - best done from behind and with a sack and some cable ties. Another splendid lighthouse.
Hope that coffee switched your brain into gear to prepare for bin day @dunelmGood morning everyone and welcome to another day of wonder from here in the dark and dangerous north. 5.5 on the Gom Jabbar at 6am. Yesterday was a day of drilling, shelving and carpets. Holes were drilled and plugged and shelving hung from walls and then a large lump of industrial carpet cut to shape and glued into place on the garage floor. The bicycles and the grandchildren’s scooters will love it. Today, “stuff” and “junk” will be painstakingly arranged in the garage and displayed like a posh shop Christmas window. It will stay like that for at least a week until said “stuff” and/or “junk” is used and then it will slowly decay like Miss Havisham - but not in a wedding dress sort of way - that’s just weird. Art bit - details added so some colour next (yes, the word has the letter ‘u’ in it professor spell check). Have a marvelous day if you can. I will be researching the correct bin to put out tomorrow but before that I need some koffy.
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Thanks Ian...and for the words...Good morning from Little America. Swipey bestowed a 5.6 on me at 6.37. Chune to follow - I need a moment. Suspects of interest in the case are or are not Swipey ending in 3 days (it has previous), incipient hay fever (start taking the pills son) but mainly sausages (have previous and really aren't me). Our dogs had a gourmet breakfast courtesy of a company which sent a large box with goodies allegedly individually targeted/balanced. One set labelled Bill's the other Ben's. Oddly, they are both the same as are the measuring cups for dried food. Today they had dried food and half a tray each of a rich, gratifying gravy with chicken, potatoes and green beans. Someone's been watching The Apprentice. @dunelm smashing art once again. I hope the pain wasn't an issue last night. @gennepher another moody lighthouse - not Danny Dyer moody. Thanks to both for sharing @Krystyna23040 enjoy the vacation when it comes. As for principles, I can't countenance any Apple product. I won't touch JKP's iPad. @jjraak I gave a winner for the fbg but could equally have given a funny for the superb humour. @alf_Josiah will today be the day? The attached will have caused the fruitcakes to almost combust but I liked it . I hope you enjoy your day as much as B and B did their buckshee breakfast. Chune
Thanks for the kind words.Good morning from Little America. Swipey bestowed a 5.6 on me at 6.37. Chune to follow - I need a moment. Suspects of interest in the case are or are not Swipey ending in 3 days (it has previous), incipient hay fever (start taking the pills son) but mainly sausages (have previous and really aren't me). Our dogs had a gourmet breakfast courtesy of a company which sent a large box with goodies allegedly individually targeted/balanced. One set labelled Bill's the other Ben's. Oddly, they are both the same as are the measuring cups for dried food. Today they had dried food and half a tray each of a rich, gratifying gravy with chicken, potatoes and green beans. Someone's been watching The Apprentice. @dunelm smashing art once again. I hope the pain wasn't an issue last night. @gennepher another moody lighthouse - not Danny Dyer moody. Thanks to both for sharing @Krystyna23040 enjoy the vacation when it comes. As for principles, I can't countenance any Apple product. I won't touch JKP's iPad. @jjraak I gave a winner for the fbg but could equally have given a funny for the superb humour. @alf_Josiah will today be the day? The attached will have caused the fruitcakes to almost combust but I liked it. I hope you enjoy your day as much as B and B did their buckshee breakfast. Chune
You sound like a woke remoaner elitistHave you noticed the extraordinary parallel between Great Expectations and the Governments new illegal immigrant policy.
You declare them criminals and put them on hulks (barges) and transport these Magwitches to Australia (Rwanda)
D.
I am much too simple to understand all that coming from Hereward the Woke.You sound like a woke remoaner elitist. I'll have you know this Govt has spent <insert what sounds to the person on Clapham onmibus huge amount but in reality is a tiny % of what is needed> on <anything that comes into your head> Wibble, wibble Putin, Covid, last Labour Govt. When fact checked claim you have been misquoted by BBC/Lineker/The Blob. That's the way, Populist way.
Aha, a red wall Brexiter. New masters of the UK Universe. For now as Dolores Umbridge said. I look pretty in pink.I am much too simple to understand all that coming from Hereward the Woke.
You have done really well, Ann I hope you continue on your return to health.6.5 at 3.30 today. Gradually up to 7.5 but then dropped again to 6.5. Haven't got around to eating yet - too lazy. I just sat around after Em had gone to school, dozing a little, so I've only just had my shower and am starting my day.
The last time i weighed myself, about 6 weeks ago, I weighed 18st 81/2lb. This week I used a different set of scales to my usual ones. It gave me a reading of 18st 31/2lb, which was 5 lbs less than 6 weeks ago. Great! Today, I used my usual scales and it gave me 17st 4lb! That's over a stone less than 6 weeks ago. I'm pretty sure these scales are accurate, so the last ones I used must have been way out. I'm really happy about that.
Apologies for returning to an old post , but your wonderful post today reminded me I hadn't responded earlier.A complete surprise to me - I have actually lost weight! Until the last time I weighed myself - about a month ago, my weight was climbing inexorably towards 19 stone. Actually 18 st 8 lb. I weighed myself today, just to see how much I had gained and I've lost 5 lb. I was hoping for the new almost zero carb woe to keep my weight steady as well as reduce my insulin requirement, but didn't dare hope for a reduction.
Thank you for your comments and continued support @jraak. And thanks to everyone else who has given support and so generously put up with my ramblings so far. I feel as though I am actually getting somewhere at last. Pity the Diabetes nurse was so down on what I have managed, but who cares? My pals here are more valuable than that nurse to me.Apologies for returning to an old post , but your wonderful post today reminded me I hadn't responded earlier.
But I think your efforts bear out the premise I was under from Dr Fung, when I first joined the forum.
That its the uptick in insulin that can put weight on for many.
With you, as it seems to be the case, with the incredibly difficult task of trying to balance out potential hypos etc by first eating to bring your BG up, then needing to add insulin to bring it down, then needing to eat to get it to balance....then needing insulin, etc etc etc.
And for those not on insulin but T2D, the insulin resistance that demands more & more insulin to be necessary to move along the incoming sugars, that can't all be used , so the remnant gets stored in every nook & cranny, available or not.
Reduce the need for so much insulin, injected or otherwise by reducing the inflammatory factor or the allergic reaction, if you place, effects of our carb intake .
Once some balance is achieved & reduction in insulin safe AND possible.
The side effect is more glucose used up each meal or scavenged from the previous abundance stored away.
Which happily equals a little or a lot of weight loss for many.
Edit.: I think @lindisfel answer closer to the post endorsed the claim nicely.
Not 100% guaranteed, but worthy for us health wise to at least try.
So BRAVO, on your achievement.
Long may it continue.
Fabulous, good going.6.5 at 3.30 today. Gradually up to 7.5 but then dropped again to 6.5. Haven't got around to eating yet - too lazy. I just sat around after Em had gone to school, dozing a little, so I've only just had my shower and am starting my day.
The last time i weighed myself, about 6 weeks ago, I weighed 18st 81/2lb. This week I used a different set of scales to my usual ones. It gave me a reading of 18st 31/2lb, which was 5 lbs less than 6 weeks ago. Great! Today, I used my usual scales and it gave me 17st 4lb! That's over a stone less than 6 weeks ago. I'm pretty sure these scales are accurate, so the last ones I used must have been way out. I'm really happy about that.
A man hug for the weariness of it all .Good afternoon Ladies and Gentleman from covid central.
A 5.5 this morning for me.
Still testing +ve, day number 15 now. This is now beginning to really annoy me, me’s and myself if I’m not careful I might declare war on Wuhan or better still set Mrs J on Wuhan, what a wonderful word genocide is or isn’t.
I must confess I have been out, no not the pub either.
Time to drink tea and copious amounts of water then an afternoon nap.
Stay safe all
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