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The collective discussions reflect a high level of enthusiasm for the study, with users citing compelling data such as average A1c levels of 5.6%, and describing results from protocols like Dr. Bernstein's approach, which are portrayed as more effective than traditional methods. The tone varies from supportive and excited to skeptical critiques aimed at dismissing opposing studies, demonstrating both curiosity and advocacy around this low carbohydrate management strategy.
Most discussions support the positive findings of the publication, emphasizing its promising results and advocating for low-carb dietary approaches.
Participants demonstrate high curiosity, referencing multiple studies, protocols, and sharing personal results, indicating strong engagement with the subject.
Many posts critically analyze the research, cite multiple examples, and call for further validation, showing deep involvement in the topic.
The discussions suggest the publication's findings could significantly influence diabetes management perspectives, with claims of better blood sugar control and reduced insulin needs.
Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and good insulin sensitivity, less adverse effects and improved quality of life.
In our paper, "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet," insulin needs dropped by about 50%. The vast majority of T1Ds (i.e. those not honeymooning) on a VLC still require a comprehensive basal insulin, bolus insulin (to cover protein foods) and corrective https://t.co/fRv3pcyuW7
It remains controversial but diet can make a difference w/ T1DM. The strategies we published w/ @davidludwigmd are not for everyone. The low carb community often acts like they are. It can be hard. Cognitive load is cognitive load (diet or drugs). https://t.co/oKhPpk75c8
Nutrition is a POWERFUL tool in Type-1 Diabetes. CGM reading(s) from last night & last 2 weeks. Far from "my best,"...but it is consistently better. Current insulin dose: 0.34IU/kg. Many T1Ds are doing even better. Similar outcomes previously reported: https://t.co/JX4jhdn8kd https://t.co/D6sYNrTQo2
@nicknorwitz Yes, seems some folks are benefiting. Hopefully, before long, we'll have high quality RCTs. https://t.co/Bj0HHN0Xdr
@DrBobGabbay @DiabetesDiezy @ryanattar @ItIsMikeFitz Low carbers sharing their results in social media has been a powerful force for positive change in the diabetes community! Tough to ignore, ain't it? https://t.co/9KbRgtfxFn https://t.co/79odJOjTjT
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@Jgroce24 You adjust your diet so that you are eating foods that can be matched with the action of injected insulin. Physics explained here. Study here: https://t.co/9KbRgteZPP https://t.co/qd1xMYBjeO
RT @DikemanDave: In our paper, "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet," insulin needs dropped by about 50%. The v…
RT @DikemanDave: In our paper, "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet," insulin needs dropped by about 50%. The v…
RT @DikemanDave: In our paper, "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet," insulin needs dropped by about 50%. The v…
RT @DikemanDave: In our paper, "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet," insulin needs dropped by about 50%. The v…
RT @DikemanDave: In our paper, "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet," insulin needs dropped by about 50%. The v…
RT @DikemanDave: In our paper, "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet," insulin needs dropped by about 50%. The v…
In our paper, "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet," insulin needs dropped by about 50%. The vast majority of T1Ds (i.e. those not honeymooning) on a VLC still require a comprehensive basal insulin, bolus insulin (to cover protein foods) and corrective https://t.co/fRv3pcyuW7
@theproof @LLicit_Tweet 2/2 These don't just disappear because Kevin Hall makes up a floored study: https://t.co/ZyraPaeNXn https://t.co/WNJJqSKBc5 https://t.co/kudJ0K4MVL My results are excellent, as I stick to it. Criticising Virta ppl who dwindle into carbs does not rank.
@Chrissy_Magaw @DrJBhattacharya have you ever dug into this? A paper worth a quick skim: https://t.co/9KbRgtfxFn https://t.co/h9NfNuiQvz
@DrMeganRx @SBakerMD It really should be. They studied the GRIT group who follow low carb high protein WOE, found them to have an average A1c of 5.6% - including kids (avg is well above 8%). This blows any other T1D care protocols out of the water but is given no attention! https://t.co/yCK1J2d7GV
@JeepzRock10 @Penny_FL13 @VivekGRamaswamy https://t.co/U0MMSutnNc
@ConlustroR @Growingwings38
@Thamno @arrondownes @NutritionMadeS3 @KenDBerryMD @theproof @PlantChompers @GardnerPhD @GardnerPhD = Too many conflicts Type 1 Grit (average A1c of 5.7), Dr Bernstein method is unassailable in results - these were / are anecdotes. They are absolute (Dr records), Dr David Ludwig (Harvard) was able to publish. Actual > Theory https://t.co/kudJ0K4f6d
@DikemanDave @ryanattar @SMaycy Amazing study... https://t.co/yCK1J2czRn
@PlantChompers @WeeHaw4 @ChewieWins Then there's the Type 1 Grit cohort, they were lucky enough to get what I am asking for; our medical records to be pulled to formalise our results. Their A1c averages were 5.7% There are 10,000's of **provable** anecdotes on all social networks. https://t.co/kudJ0K4f6d
@WeeHaw4 @ChewieWins @PlantChompers The Virta results are below https://t.co/IM9weGZRBw, a point better than Barnard. The Type 1 Grit community, use Dr Bernstein's protocol. In short the average A1c's was 5.7 - that is stunning. https://t.co/kudJ0K4f6d https://t.co/5Hnt1Cz2s1
@DikemanDave @ChloeFizzBomb @DrEenfeldt @tednaiman That begs the question: why would you need Hava? You can get everything in Bernstein’s approach which is tested on 100s of not thousands of patients: https://t.co/ANQcTRNHQ8
@ScepticalDoctor All nutrition studies are junk & get exposed eventually for frankly cheating, look at the revelations on the Kevin Hall study. Real medical record backed observations, with absolute values, that can't be debunked are best. Argue Dr Unwins results for eg https://t.co/kudJ0K4f6d
RT @ItIsMikeFitz: @ebekozien @KenDBerryMD I am curious if you have ever studied this published paper? 316 T1Ds (including children) got a m…
@ebekozien @KenDBerryMD I am curious if you have ever studied this published paper? 316 T1Ds (including children) got a mean A1c of 5.6% - blows 8.4% out of the water. With results like that I'm shocked more attention isn't given for replicating these results on a larger scale. https://t.co/Dy2SINM4Nt
@queenofswords15 @ifixhearts @KenDBerryMD @jordanbpeterson @DietDoctor @SBakerMD @anthony_chaffee @doctorkiltz The answer is that we need to agree to disagree with the cardiologists. I can’t give medical advice but I refer you to typeonegrit Facebook group. And share this amazing study where all 316 participants who are type one achieved A1c of an average of 5.6: https://t.co/gayVPI7chQ
@richardursomd Definitely. It also helps T1 diabetics achieve great glycemia regulation, with >50% less insulin and HbA1c in normal range. https://t.co/M7JugWGEur
@HughTauerner @jjlaspina @DrPaulMason Award winning study from 5 years ago on Pediatrics. VLC works for T1 & T2. Proper protein + green & fat to satiate. https://t.co/aQYo5wW7Cf
@drterrysimpson @drterrysimpson, prior to the discovery of insulin, it extended patient's lives. Relatively speaking, I dont consider that a failure. Currently, data is limited. However, these results have been observed, and frankly, nothing even comes close: https://t.co/jO4JJF1W8i
RT @DikemanDave: @HealthyFellow @_atanas_ @_INPST @ScienceCommuni2 @DHPSP @shashiiyengar @dlifein @virtahealth @lowcarbGP @MEATritionCom @S…
@HealthyFellow @_atanas_ @_INPST @ScienceCommuni2 @DHPSP @shashiiyengar @dlifein @virtahealth @lowcarbGP @MEATritionCom @SBakerMD @Mindzatwork Blood sugars are still very high and so it will be up to the researchers to figure out why their test protocol doesn't match up with the normoglycemia seen in https://t.co/9KbRgteZPP and throughout social media.
@RifkaSchulmanMD @DrVESimpson @Pituitary_org @TheEndoSociety @ThyroidTrust @DiabetesUK @ABCDiab @TheAACE Maybe teach this. An Endo might actually learn something for once. Also please teach them about how most patients can't stand them bc they're the most inept MDs around. https://t.co/aQYo5wW7Cf
@RifkaSchulmanMD @JDRF @TheAACE @HofNorthwellDOM @YTobiHarris @LMKurian @SIbrahimMD @KarenFriedman9 @ArchanaSadhu @DrSusanSamson1 @dclieb @endocrineguru Read this. You might learn a thing. https://t.co/aQYo5wW7Cf
RT @DikemanDave: @55404elf @realbaddiarrhea @DrJenGunter @thancockMD Diet and exercise absolutely reduce the amount of insulin a type 1 dia…
RT @DikemanDave: @55404elf @realbaddiarrhea @DrJenGunter @thancockMD Diet and exercise absolutely reduce the amount of insulin a type 1 dia…
@55404elf @realbaddiarrhea @DrJenGunter @thancockMD Diet and exercise absolutely reduce the amount of insulin a type 1 diabetic needs. More importantly, a proper low carb diet allows for the normalization of blood glucose. https://t.co/9KbRgtfxFn
@CureT1Diabetes @ryanattar Low carb can be achieved in a plant based diet. The original "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet." Pediatrics. 2018 article had as a coauthor a physician who follows a low carb vegan diet.
@nopedagogy @xZachelx @TheStallionMang @jonathanstea @Awithonelison 2/2 Then understand the studies based on Alternative therapies proving how the opposite to FDA recommendations are showing the opposite and positive effects. Many studies including but not limited to this https://t.co/ra0OvEnRF2
@ryanattar @DikemanDave @ItIsMikeFitz @JenniferOJennny @jeffgrim71 @MasterChefUK @BBCiPlayer Here is the link to the full research you attached to me previously. Clearly you stopped reading past the headline and assumed I would too!
@racheltcl1 @jeffgrim71 @MasterChefUK @BBCiPlayer 130g of carbs per day is not even close to a low carb diet. Only 5 of the 36 participants in the study actually followed a low carb diet. Here is a better study, done by Harvard in 2018 in the journal Pediatrics. https://t.co/rdc8yXUvea 131 children in this study on a very low https://t.co/GMiBWoKnTp
Day 4 #JourneytoNormalGlycemia #Type1Diabetes Data? VLCD & T1D -17 published reports. -No RCT >7d. -Amazing observational data: https://t.co/jO4JJF1oiK See/Read: -TED: https://t.co/FOGN0ZpmVP -Lecture: https://t.co/5uUcQUjoep -andrewkoutnik.com (Part 1-3) Safety?
Data? -See prior thread (https://t.co/qweOPsUmpD)...no RCTs -Biggest analyses to date? https://t.co/jO4JJF1oiK
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@ryanattar @endocrine @DikemanDave Dr. Eilerman - I'm curious if you have seen this study: https://t.co/Dy2SINM4Nt
@ryanattar @Philodices @DikemanDave Once you figure out what works, you have an obligation to tell the world! LCHP, R insulin, exercise, precise hypo treatments, IM injections, and more! Dr. Bernstein's methods should be standard of care for all diabetics. Results speak for themselves! https://t.co/oqeE1nyshC
RT @MikhailaFuller: Management of type 1 diabetes through low carb diet. https://t.co/0wNL0OjDGa
@rsg8601 @jordanbpeterson https://t.co/LaD5y6GyY7 https://t.co/aZaRzkRTRR https://t.co/8VRof4sl4x https://t.co/kpGL1MOPsy https://t.co/O3V8WRdz3z https://t.co/xGzR2rWlvw
@BenSak7 @CarniClemenza @MrSollozzo @SBakerMD @AlpacaAurelius @foundmyfitness @drjasonfung @DrGundry @BrianLenzkes Well, broadly diabetes is an issue of poor glucose management, yes? Seems like NOT running things specifically on glucose might be helpful. https://t.co/rnKeI8J6S2
@Anna94474362 @DoctorTro I would again strongly recommend you read the work of Dr. Richard Bernstein regarding diet and #T1D. Also look into the TYPEONEGRIT community - group of low carb T1Ds and families easily achieving flat line CGM graphs and non diabetic A1cs. https://t.co/Dy2SINMCD1
@Anna94474362 @DoctorTro A 'balanced' diet won't prevent elevated blood sugars. Elevated bgls cause the complications of diabetes. If you are a diabetic, carbs are the enemy. https://t.co/9KbRgtfxFn https://t.co/ru3HjTEOrX
@DikemanDave @DrMartindeBock1 Wow, bizarre ranges for kids indeed. 6-7% a1c targets? So at best pre-diabetic blood sugars throughout childhood development, @DrMartindeBock1? No goal for normal, & non-diabetic blood sugars? It is possible for t1 children safely achieve normoglycemia-- https://t.co/rdc8yXUvea
@skunktronix @wendy_fuhr @Ara_Basil69 @MarkRuffalo .this is similarly flawed reasoning as “if you have nothing to hide you should not worry about searching your property…” this type of reasoning would have made this paper impossible as it is counter to thee narrative LC diets are bad for type 1 diabetes. https://t.co/rnKeI8J6S2
RT @DikemanDave: @DrBobGabbay @DiabetesDiezy @ryanattar @ItIsMikeFitz Low carbers sharing their results in social media has been a powerful…
@DrBobGabbay @DiabetesDiezy @ryanattar @ItIsMikeFitz Low carbers sharing their results in social media has been a powerful force for positive change in the diabetes community! Tough to ignore, ain't it? https://t.co/9KbRgtfxFn https://t.co/79odJOjTjT
@KenDBerryMD Here's pediatric T1DM data on LCD in T1DM, it's survey data but it's a start.https://t.co/O6VfRYKfRw
Nutrition is a POWERFUL tool in Type-1 Diabetes. CGM reading(s) from last night & last 2 weeks. Far from "my best,"...but it is consistently better. Current insulin dose: 0.34IU/kg. Many T1Ds are doing even better. Similar outcomes previously reported: https://t.co/JX4jhdn8kd https://t.co/D6sYNrTQo2
RT @davidludwigmd: @nicknorwitz Yes, seems some folks are benefiting. Hopefully, before long, we'll have high quality RCTs. https://t.co/Bj…
RT @davidludwigmd: @nicknorwitz Yes, seems some folks are benefiting. Hopefully, before long, we'll have high quality RCTs. https://t.co/Bj…
RT @davidludwigmd: @nicknorwitz Yes, seems some folks are benefiting. Hopefully, before long, we'll have high quality RCTs. https://t.co/Bj…
@nicknorwitz Yes, seems some folks are benefiting. Hopefully, before long, we'll have high quality RCTs. https://t.co/Bj0HHN0Xdr
@Predatorian234 @ClaireT57031177 @SydneyLWatson Fruit has more nutrients than candy. True. But a pancreas sees little difference. I mange LADA by eating no more thann 4 carbs per meal. Glad your son takes care of himself. Hope he's low carb too. Check out the Grit Study. https://t.co/aQYo5xdaEf
@EdoajoEric Please share w/ T1 patients. This won awards in Pediatrics. Over 300 T1s achieved perfect blood glucose eating LC. The ADA sure won't share it or BIG Insulin. If you eat low carb you cut your insulin expense by 75%. https://t.co/aQYo5xdaEf
@EndocrineToday @liu_universitet @DiabetesCareADA How to achieve normal A1cs without severe hypos? Low carb high protein, "law of small numbers", R insulin to cover meals, and a host of other things that is not taught. Results? Unprecedented glycemic control in study group- avg A1c of ~5.6%! #typeonegrit https://t.co/yCK1J2czRn https://t.co/SrFAaDgQsf
@habitrition @superbirdman1 @DoctorTro If you're genuinely curious, I'd recommend looking into this. Not suited for everyone, but those who use it do so to minimize both hypo- and hyperglycemic episodes, and improve overall health. Typically, requires less insulin, but some is always needed. https://t.co/djJ81tgLrL
@ProfTimNoakes @jturley99 @lowcarbGP Insulin dose in T1D, related to serum levels, is complicated. Affect by weight, pubertal state, residual b-cell function, altered clearance (ie, liver portal system), etc. In our survey, insulin requirements were notably low on low-carb (0.4 u/kg/d) https://t.co/Bj0HHN0Xdr
@garytaubes @ItIsMikeFitz @bigfatsurprise @AmDiabetesAssn @garytaubes what's just as bad as the ADA's diet recommendations are their awful guidelines for blood glucose range (70-180, 70% of the time). Well into the range of diabetic complications. Here is one awesome study on T1s and low carb diets-- https://t.co/DfW0cTgSN7 https://t.co/GoitNJxXQR
It remains controversial but diet can make a difference w/ T1DM. The strategies we published w/ @davidludwigmd are not for everyone. The low carb community often acts like they are. It can be hard. Cognitive load is cognitive load (diet or drugs). https://t.co/oKhPpk75c8
@Mufc_Rayh @_atanas_ @_INPST @ScienceCommuni2 @DHPSP @MEATritionCom @shashiiyengar It’s certainly worth considering, IMO. https://t.co/PgSJAmoyoq
@adrienne3m “Exceptional glycemic control of T1DM with low rates of adverse events was reported by a community of children and adults who consume a VLCD. (Very low carb diet) Lots more but this one is easier to read. DrLudwig https://t.co/fJ8MBqzyEG
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
Very Low Carb Diet (VLCD) to manage Type 1 Diabetes VLCD = 36g of carbohydrates a day Results = chronic complications of T1DM may be prevented by diet https://t.co/vhVHo9yuV5
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
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RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
RT @I_mitochondria: Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and g…
Largest ever study of low carb for T1DM shows unprecedented glycemic control, remarkable lipid ratios, normal BMI and good insulin sensitivity, less adverse effects and improved quality of life.
Primero, evidencias científicas: en un estudio estadounidense, un grupo de más de 300 diabeticos T1 consigue una media de 5.7% de H1bca siguiendo este nuevo tratamiento, y reduciendo las hipoglucemias. https://t.co/Q6Trabv8AG
@bolusqueenTD1 @FeminaStudiosa @ryanattar @MyResoluteLife @LetMeBe83 https://t.co/FZiiiJk3PK https://t.co/OXB1hRb0MU https://t.co/xlSA82lOHc https://t.co/hmrkbdLB3z
@DikemanDave @ryanattar because you lack any actual qualifications-read what you “wrote” in its entirety. Those screenshots are from “YOUR” study. https://t.co/Xg6oRM1a5M
Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low–Carbohydrate Diet | Pediatrics | American Academy of Pediatrics https://t.co/RbXtl5YOgX
@mariekstroud @ScaryChildren @burgh_yinzer @JoeBiden https://t.co/x3ALZJXmbS
RT @DikemanDave: @PiaJSigler Terrible. And We showed in our PEDIATRICS both unprecedented glycemic control and remarkable lipid ratios and…
RT @DikemanDave: @PiaJSigler Terrible. And We showed in our PEDIATRICS both unprecedented glycemic control and remarkable lipid ratios and…
@PiaJSigler Terrible. And We showed in our PEDIATRICS both unprecedented glycemic control and remarkable lipid ratios and insulin sensitivity indicating excellent cardiometabolic health. https://t.co/bqPzhcNPPL
@jellyfishjake @DoctorTro No problem. https://t.co/UbV7UI8lVN
@idlake @outofsocks @abrasion There is this really good paper that discusses management of T1 diabetes via carbohydrate restriction by Belinda Lennerz et al and @drericwestman @davidludwigmd @DikemanDave @DrSarahHallberg https://t.co/nixs89nDG0
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@JimJohnsonSci @SamueleMarcora @CaloriesProper @KevinH_PhD And this is true in an absolute sense of needing some degree of insulin function, but individuals are able to maintain quite well, increase body weight, etc, all while decreasing insulin dosing. Surely a dose-response should occur, no? https://t.co/rW6On0K5dZ
RT @TuckerGoodrich: @ajaysmd @andrewmente There's loads of long-term data, you just won't find it in peer-reviewed journals. They've buried…
@ajaysmd @andrewmente There's loads of long-term data, you just won't find it in peer-reviewed journals. They've buried it very effectively. "Management of Type 1 Diabetes With a Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet" https://t.co/ASKnbPELvg
@wendyletissier And a very low carbohydrate study https://t.co/q3zVhlVb5I
RT @JPMcCarter: links to papers ... https://t.co/sks0kOulPr https://t.co/USa7OzA4uh https://t.co/imJwaZZ7y2
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