Would you like to contribute to research exploring dietary decisions while living with type 2 diabetes?

[Pilates Deb]

done

 

[Yihan Chen]

done

Thanks for your participation!!

 

[goodybags]

Done

 

[Yihan Chen]

Done

Thank you for your participation! You are very welcome to spread it to other people!

 

[Vonny]

Done, just snuck into age range at 62!

 

[Yihan Chen]

Done, just snuck into age range at 62!

Thank you for your participation!

 

[Maca44]

All done good luck

 

[Yihan Chen]

All done good luck

Thank you so much!

 

[Yihan Chen]

Thank you for your active participation, we have received a lot of valid data so far!

 

[Yihan Chen]

Hope to see your answers! THANKS!

 

[Yihan Chen]

At present more than 200 people have participated in the questionnaire survey, and we look forward to your participation!

 

[What the..?]

We are currently conducting research to explore dietary decisions while living with type 2 diabetes. The study aims to improve knowledge in this area, to better support those living with type 2 diabetes in the future. You can help shape this research by completing a short survey.


If you have been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, are aged between 18 to 65 years (inclusive) and do not have other special dietary requirements (such as for dietary allergies), then we would like to invite you to take part.


The survey shouldn’t take any longer than ten minutes to complete.

Thank you for your time.

Yihan Chen (MRes Clinical Research (Human Nutrition) student at Imperial College London).

This study has been approved by @Josh DUK

Hello, have just completed the form - I should have said that although prescribed metformin and statins I didn't actually take them, choosing to do what I could through diet and exercise. I wasn't able to go back to the box to add that in, but I think it is relevant. Sorry!

 

[madhat]

Why the age restriction? At 68 I am too old. Surely not.

any pointers for low carb, was diagnosed end march. first blood test was HbA1C 68 8.4% next one was told was 53 but had changed my metformin to slow release half way through and to get test in another 3 months .

have not lost a pound but trying really hard

 

[Yihan Chen]

Hello, have just completed the form - I should have said that although prescribed metformin and statins I didn't actually take them, choosing to do what I could through diet and exercise. I wasn't able to go back to the box to add that in, but I think it is relevant. Sorry!

Thank you very much for sharing! I will take this paragraph of yours into consideration!

 

[Yihan Chen]

any pointers for low carb, was diagnosed end march. first blood test was HbA1C 68 8.4% next one was told was 53 but had changed my metformin to slow release half way through and to get test in another 3 months .

have not lost a pound but trying really hard

Thank you for sharing this!