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I reversed my diabetes by losing weight.Hi Maca2020
Thank you for your comprehensive reply to my query on how to shift weight yet still stick to a low carb diet. I've taken on board the helpful comments about checking the carb content of sauces and alcohol and will do this.
If weight loss was my only priority I could be tempted to go back to Weightwatchers, but keeping blood glucose levels within the normal range must come first. And though I lost weight with WW I was always hungry on the diet. At least with a low carb diet one can fill up on protein and fats and it does seem to satisfy more than restricting calories.
I'd like to have the energy to walk every day but I don't. To walk three or four miles every other day is my limit. However, it's amazing how many steps one can clock up even when food shopping.
I hope you have a lot of success with the Exante diet, and please keep us informed on your progress. Before Covid I had a few treatments with a local beautician, and she and her husband were on the Lighter Life diet. Apparently, he was a long distance lorry driver and his diet was pretty dire, but on Lighter Life he lost stones and reversed his diabetes. However, they seemed reluctant to return to normal eating , and lived on shakes, bars, and soups, which seems a bit unnatural.
Right that's brought me to lunchtime and I can eat! I'm having a Seriously Low Carb roll filled with salad and a portion of sea bass. If I discover a magic bullet to lose weight I shall contact you immediately!
Best wishes to you and everyone.
BG is important, but it's a symptom of diabetes, not the cause, and to be honest after a couple of days on the shakes, my BG was well into the normal range