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>>>>>> "Ozgirl" > wrote:
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>>>>>>> I will just point out one thing Cheri. Low carb doesn't always fit
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>>>>>>> with gastroparesis. We have to keep remembering that. [ . . . . ]
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>>>>>> We HAVE to keep remembering that? Who is this 'we' of whom you speak?
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>>>>> There are many people here who say that if one would only low carb,
>>>>> their BG would come down. Susan is one of them.
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>>>> No, they don't, and no she's not. There isn't an "only way" to anything
>>>> related to diabetes, but one thing is for sure...a high carb diet never
>>>> helped any diabetic.
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>>> Actually she has said that countless times!
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>> No, she hasn't said that low carb is the "only" way for everyone at all.
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> She does tell them if they would low carb their BG would come down.

She says..."to try low carbing" and see if your BG will come down when
people are having high BG...everyone has a different idea of what low carb
is, so if someone is eating 200gm of carb, and they cut down to 100gm for
instance, they usually will find that it helps a great deal with control. Of
course there are those that don't want to deprive themselves of anything, so
they continue on a high carb path...and then wonder why they develop a
number of other things, while posting the high carb snacks, meals etc. that
they're eating. Then...yes, patience wears thin, and people will point out
the folly of it.

Cheri