During that time we've seen some amazing developments in diabetes care including some exciting technology such as continuous glucose monitoring, insulin pumps and transplant surgery.
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We've seen the arrival of many new drugs to add to our tool box for managing patients with this chronic condition.
Also very low calorie diets and bariatric surgery.
And diabetes prevention programmes to help delay the progression from pre-diabetes to established T2.
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A long time ago, as an SHO in diabetes/endocrinology, I remember thinking how strange it was that we prescribed increasing doses of insulin to patients who struggled with their weight.
Not surprisingly this seemed to make them hungrier leading to more weight gain.
7 years ago @lowcarbGP discovered an approach that actually helped his patients to regain their health and quality of life.
These are just some of his remarkable results👇
I can't think of any other approach that achieves this and saves the NHS £££
He has achieved this by helping people with T2 diabetes/obesity to understand that carbs are broken down into sugar which puts on weight & damages organs
He produced these sugar infographics which led to many penny drop moments helping patients to make important dietary changes
Here are just a few of the many UK health professionals who are seeing similarly fantastic results by recommending a low carb lifestyle to their patients