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Hi, I was diagnosed at the be of October. My Hb1AC was high at 118 and I suspect I have had T2 for some time without realising. I would like to try and put my diabetes into remission but wonder if it is too late.
Have other people succeeded fro such a high starting point? How long does it take?
I was 83 but managed to get it down to the 30s in three months. Only on one tablet now, and levels seem to be between 4 and 7 most of the time.
Not sure of its in remission/reversed, though. Suspect that the diet is keeping it under control and that I may have had it for quite some time and my beta cells may not be working as well as they should.
I was nearly as high as you and am now normal levels without medication so yes possible. Weight loss, exercise and low carbs are what worked for me. I can eat a little more normally now without drastic rises in my levels.