If you can’t handle carbs, eat less of them!

June 30 by , in About membership, Low Carb Denver, Type 1 diabetes

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In this talk from the Low Carb Denver conference 2019, Dr. Jake Kushner talks about managing type 1 diabetes on a low-carb diet, and shares insights and strategies to make it simpler.

This is our #21 published presentation from the Low Carb Denver conference. Find all the earlier ones here.

All presentations from Low Carb Denver is available for members (don’t forget about our 1-month free trial, if you don’t have a membership yet!)

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Low Carb Denver 2019

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29:46
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Bernard
June 30
I get a 404 error wht hittng the full presentation/members link.
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Karen
June 30
me too!

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Aimee
July 1 1
Are there any endocrinologists who recommend keto to their patients? It seems so logical!

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Darlene watt
July 2
Did a low carb 15 grams ever 2 hours some time ago with low fat and my sugar came back at 5.7 normal.... but can’t t seem to get there now ... so doing keto
High fat 50 grams of carbs so I can meet my calorie intake of 1500 - 1600 calories... time will tell just had my lab work done ... the called me and told me my 3 month average was over a 6... but below a 7... will pick up the printout tomorrow... last time I my 3 month average was a 6.6. So will see in 3 months God will if the Keri diet is helping... Got it down to a 5.7 like I said but was lacking in Calories doing 200 laps 5 meals only gave me a 1000 kales 500 below my goal... at 60 carbs per day...
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
July 3
It is working for me now, please let me know if it's still not working on your end.
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Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
July 3

Are there any endocrinologists who recommend keto to their patients? It seems so logical!

Dr Michael Fox does!
https://www.dietdoctor.com/authors/dr-michael-d-fox-2

If you can’t handle carbs, eat less of them!

Low Carb Denver 2019

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