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THE LOW CARB DIABETIC

Promoting a low carb high fat lifestyle for the safe control of diabetes. Eat whole fresh food, more drugs are not the answer.


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    Post by Paul1976 Thu Oct 15 2015, 23:55

    Just spotted this...

    http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/just-an-idea-but-could-it-be-that-starchy-carbs-actually-more-dangerous-to-t2s-than-sugar.85816#post-969923

    I'm assuming this is Professor Richard D Feinman posting on the forum-Can only be a good thing IMO over there...Just don't tell Sid! Wink
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    Post by Squire Fulwood Fri Oct 16 2015, 14:40

    As a result of this I read a blog by Feinman and it was certainly pushing the same info so I believe it is the real one. From his blog I learned that he doesn't like Robert Lustig, in fact it was mostly a personal attack. The other thing I learned was that Lustig is probably right about fructose and FLD in high carb intake scenarios. (Just when you don't need a fatty liver).

    He also uses the word "probably" as in:-

    "At low total carbohydrate, any fructose that you do eat is probably converted to glucose anyway but probably appears in the blood slower than ingested glucose."
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    Post by graham64 Fri Oct 16 2015, 21:09

    If memory serves me right I think he joined a while back it may have been as Richard D Feinman or Professor R D Feinman can't be absolutely sure though
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    Post by chris c Sat Oct 17 2015, 20:38

    Sounds like him from the content and writing style.

    This could be fun! Pass the low carb popcorn . . .

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