Wow, surprised you can tolerate that amount of carbs xxTravelling most of the day
Breakfast - Sausage roll on a wholemeal bun.
Dinner - Two Chicken burgers with lettuce, onion, tomato and cheese on freshly baked rolls.
Later - Cheese and three biscuits.
Wow, surprised you can tolerate that amount of carbs xx
I don't think your meant to go back to a carb loaded diet, you don't really reverse it but can go into remission but if eating a high carb diet it can keep creep up again, do you test after eating these foods?I reversed my diabetes by following the 800 calorie VLCD.
I'm pleased to say it's now being rolled out as a treatment by the NHS, so hopefully more can achieve the same success.
It's reversed, I can eat anything so long as I don't pile the weight back on.I don't think your meant to go back to a carb loaded diet, you don't really reverse it but can go into remission but if eating a high carb diet it can keep creep up again, do you test after eating these foods?
Reading about it and talking with other Type 2's it seems that if you go back to a high carb diet then you risk becoming diabetic again and a lot of hard work is required so that doesn't happenIt's reversed, I can eat anything so long as I don't pile the weight back on.
We shouldn't hijack this thread though.
Hello yes it was. I found the recipe on here a while ago and it’s delicious.@bakebeans is your cauliflower cheese soup homemade? if so would you mind sharing the recipe please? xx
Reading about it and talking with other Type 2's it seems that if you go back to a high carb diet then you risk becoming diabetic again and a lot of hard work is required so that doesn't happen
Nobody is hijacking anything, we general chit chat amongst ourselves on threads such as these
Have you ever tested your BG??I couldn't really comment on going "back to a high carb diet" I never left a carby diet, never counted carbs, and wouldn't intend to in the future.
For me, it's an easy choice.
Eat normally, watch the weight.
And by doing that, I have no issue with carbs.
Have you ever tested your BG??
@travellor so your stating your non diabetic but also describe yourself as type 2 and post on a diabetes forum? That doesnt make much sense
Yes I'm Type 1I see you are a type 1.
Amy advise to us type 2's gratefully received.
Yes I'm Type 1
General advice given to Type 2's here are to reduce carbohydrate intake seen as that's what diabetics and pre-diabetics stuggle to tolerate as they all turn to glucose in the body, that works for most but they have to stick to it rather than being able to revert back to an unhealthy carb ladden diet, there are even Type 2's here who have done that yet still ended up as insulin dependant so your fad diets arent miracles
No thanks, don't really care too much just don't want poor newbies coming along and reading your menu thinking that its a perfectly fine way to go about diabetes cause they'll find out the hard way that its not, especially that amount of carbs as a breakfast seen as thats when most are most insulin resistantRandom "one diet fits all" advice doesn't work
Start a new thread, we can discuss it as much as you want to.
No thanks, don't really care too much just don't want poor newbies coming along and reading your menu thinking that its a perfectly fine way to go about diabetes cause they'll find out the hard way that its not, especially that amount of carbs as a breakfast seen as thats when most are most insulin resistant