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Hello Inka, Type 2. Need to try & reverse it. What type of diabetes do you have?
Sorry just seen you have Type 1.
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Welcome to the forum @Tuddles
You might find the new Remission section of the main Diabetes UK website helpful
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/diabetes-the-basics/type-2-remission
You can also exchange experiences with other forum members who are exploring the possibility of remission on the forum here:
You might find the new Remission section of the main Diabetes UK website helpful
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/diabetes-the-basics/type-2-remission
You can also exchange experiences with other forum members who are exploring the possibility of remission on the forum here:
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Hi and welcome
Would you like to say a bit more about your diagnosis, what your HbA1C is and have you been prescribed any medication as that will indicate how realistic your expectations are and in what time scale. Many find that by adopting a low carb of very low calorie dietary regime can be successful in achieving remission but it is a for life change to your lifestyle that will keep you there.
Depending on what medication if any you have been prescribed this approach may suit you. It is a low carb, not NO carb regime which many have found successful. https://lowcarbfreshwell.com/
Would you like to say a bit more about your diagnosis, what your HbA1C is and have you been prescribed any medication as that will indicate how realistic your expectations are and in what time scale. Many find that by adopting a low carb of very low calorie dietary regime can be successful in achieving remission but it is a for life change to your lifestyle that will keep you there.
Depending on what medication if any you have been prescribed this approach may suit you. It is a low carb, not NO carb regime which many have found successful. https://lowcarbfreshwell.com/
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