The biggest load of bullshit in the history of the human race!

Over at the flog I hear about a member who gets 4.1 fasting and has achieved truly wondrous results. Bear in mind we are talking about a diagnosed type two diabetic no meds. When pressed for how he has achieved the weight loss and stellar control, he says he eats between 250 and 500 grams of carb per day. So, up to 2000 calories from carbs alone, before the protein and fats.

Complete and utter nonsense, meanwhile the mods allow this farce to go on, and Anna the senior moderator talks about her pants falling down. The flog has become a complete farce that the late Brian Rix would have been in awe of.


http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/you-guys-were-right-met-the-diabetic-nurse.77859/page-4#post-863392

LOL!! My Deja Vu alarm is ringing off the wall right now!!

Hi Paul

Look at it this way. Either the mods know zilch about what type two diabetics can achieve on nil meds, that makes them not fit for purpose, or they do know and allow very dangerous information, as long is it confuses newbies and people who may be considering low carb. Either way they are a health hazard!

Eddie wrote:Complete and utter nonsense, meanwhile the mods allow this farce to go on, and Anna the senior moderator talks about her pants falling down. The flog has become a complete farce that the late Brian Rix would have been in awe of.

Surely anna29 is in breach of her own forum rules by going off topic and derailing the thread  shouldn't knobhead or the cherub be taking her to task over this

Over at the flog the game goes on, but at least one flog member has the situation understood. As you can see from the screen shot the so called diabetic is not a diabetic and never was, and that assumes the the guy is not an out and out troll winding up the low carbers. Ask yourselves have you ever heard of a type two diabetic who can consume 500 grams of carb and hold non diabetic BG numbers?

Some may remember over at the ETYM forum some very well controlled type two diabetics doing a GTT I asked them at the time what did they expect to achieve. It would have been great if these people who had lost weight and had great control could have passed a GTT but as expected they could not. The truth is at the moment once a diabetic, always a diabetic FULL STOP. As all know here, a type two diabetic can reverse the main symptom highly elevated BG. But all also know, back to the old ways and back comes the dangerous BG numbers. Back to the old ways for most means back to too many carbs. Safe control of BG on 250-500 carbs per day nil meds, never in a million years.  

As many members here have witnessed, at the DCUK forum any amount of complete nonsense is allowed to stand, providing the poster is not a low carber. Yet when a low carber posts high quality information and of great interest to the members (other than the low carb antis) it is so often locked. A very good example can be found here, a long thread but packed with useful and up to date information, deemed to be scaremongering and locked by the non diabetic Giverny at the behest of the low carb antis.  http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/recent-insulin-study.50729/

I can't shake off the feeling that there is some carefully organised 'Bear baiting' going on again and I firmly believe that the outrageous material is purely there to make some of the low carbers 'Snap' big time so the mods can swiftly delete,edit and add infractions including banning to the low carbers account...To anyone who reads here and posts on DCUK as well...PLEASE be careful as it could be a trap folks!

I'm giving that thread a very wide berth. I don't know why people even bother replying to be honest. He's either a complete tool or a windup merchant - and as Paul says, there's a whiff of orchestration in the air. I feel sorry for the original poster who seems to have been unceremoniously dismissed from their own thread by this jerk and his hijacking.

Thread now locked. After days of BS from the nil meds 500 grams of carb a day non diabetic BG wind up artist,  the Cherub locks the thread. This member got it right "for us with diabetes it's harder" Too right, the wind up merchant is not, and has never been a diabetic. Unless he is the first person ever to be genuinely cured.