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jaxhogan said on 10 December 2024

I agree. If diabetes is essentially the inability to process carbohydrates effectively, then it would seem to make sense to eat less of them! I also believe than obesity is a SYMPTOM of diabetes, not a CAUSE. If your body doesn't metabolise carbs properly, then you don't get energy from them. So you eat more to compensate. QED. I've been diabetic for nearly a year, and applying this thought process has brought my BG down from 17.9 to 5.1. That convinced me!

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