How can low carb help people with type 2 diabetes?

July 12 by in About membership, Diabetes, Low Carb Breckenridge, Low Carb High Fat

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Do you want to know about how a low carb diet can help people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes? Researcher Christopher Webster gives a presentation on the topic at the Low Carb Breckenridge conference. Specifically on a a South African study on a group of people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes eating an LCHF diet. Webster walks us through the participants’ journey with everything from lab results to fear of death when going against your doctor’s recommendations.

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Low carb for people with type 2 diabetes – Christopher Webster

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Shazi
July 13
Hi.how much is it important to get fasting insulin test done?do reply.thanks
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Kayla
July 13
Yes! My dad has type 2 diabetes. I started meal-prepping low carb meals for him and he hasn't had to take an insulin shot in 2 months! His blood sugar has been consistently in the normal range. They need more information and articles about this. 😊
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Carol
July 14
Well I thought fasting insulin would be a good thing to test....until yesterday when I watched Catherine Croft's Breckenridge 2018 presentation where she says it goes up and down. ie is a bit too variable to be a reliable marker. The interpretation of the science is evolving so I will just try to "keep calm and keto on" .

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