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Taking control
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Great news Amanda!
Jennifer's Advice makes a lot of sense to me in terms of a test-review-adjust approach.
Quite strip-heavy in the early days, but once you have a basic idea of how you respond to different foods you can drop back to 'maintenance' level.
http://www.everydayupsanddowns.co.uk/p/newly-diagnosed-read-jennifers-advice.html
Important not to expect oo much change too quickly, and not to get disheartened if you see lots of results higher than you'd like. It is *much* better for your body/fine blood vessels etc if you reduce your levels gradually over a few weeks/months.
Jennifer's Advice makes a lot of sense to me in terms of a test-review-adjust approach.
Quite strip-heavy in the early days, but once you have a basic idea of how you respond to different foods you can drop back to 'maintenance' level.
http://www.everydayupsanddowns.co.uk/p/newly-diagnosed-read-jennifers-advice.html
Important not to expect oo much change too quickly, and not to get disheartened if you see lots of results higher than you'd like. It is *much* better for your body/fine blood vessels etc if you reduce your levels gradually over a few weeks/months.
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