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World’s largest T1D low carb study to begin
 
World’s largest T1D low carb study to begin
 

The benefits of low carb for type 2 diabetes have already been confirmed, and this autumn, the world’s largest study of how low carb can help people with type 1 diabetes will begin.

 
How does low carb help T1D?
Test strip recall issued
Test strip recall issued
 

Users of Accu-Chek Aviva and Performa test strips have been warned that certain batches could lead to treatment errors.

 
What has Roche said?
Ramadan: staying on track
Ramadan: staying on track
 

This evening marks the start of Ramadan, which for people with diabetes requires greater consideration, particularly in regards to eating.

 
How long is Ramadan?
Report calls out sugar spin
Report calls out sugar spin
 

Leading health experts have released a report combating the sugar industry’s attempts to protect sugary lifestyles.

 
Read the report in full
I’m still going strong
I’m still going strong
 

Diabetes Forum user Mel dCP was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes 20 years ago, but continues to fight despite some setbacks.

 
’20 not out’
Shine a light on myths
 
Shine a light on myths
 

For Sun Awareness Week, our Low Carb In The Summer series busts some summer myths and provides tips for staying safe in the sun.

 
Myths, the sun and low carb
Take a look at some of today's top threads:

1 Carnivore Diet
2 Liver function
3 Thailand Holiday
4 How to celebrate type 1‘s birthday???
5 What question would annoy you the most?
6 Keto flu - fasting vs keto diet
7 Injecting in public
8 Involvement
9 Hospital Stay
10 CBD Oil

There are 1,673,527 posts from 269,440 members in the forum right now.

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What we're eating

Prawn Wontons
Pan Fried Greens with Bacon and Mushrooms
Lemon Glazed Chicken
Lamb Curry

What we're reading

Is sexuality linked with T2D?
Is sexuality linked with T2D?
 

Gay and bisexual women were shown to be more at risk of developing type 2 diabetes than heterosexual women in a 24-year study.

 
Explaining the findings
Unscrambling myths
Unscrambling myths
 

Eating eggs does not increase the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with type 2 diabetes, Australian researchers say.

 
Eggs and heart health
 

Have a great day,
Charlotte

PS. 27th birthday and newly diagnosed - what should I do?

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