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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 graham64 Fri Dec 04 2015, 00:47

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    Dr Rangan Chatterjee 

    The doctor spends time with the D'Arcy family in Shropshire. Mum and dad Dottie and Russ have a love of fast food and shock the doctor with a regular family meal. Dotti discovers she has type 2 diabetes, and Rangan's mission to correct her diet leads him to unravel the root cause of the family's relationship with food. Rangan discovers that Russ's firefighter career is more deskbound than active, so encourages a radical lifestyle change. The whole family's health is interlinked, and the doctor encourages them to transform their health by making simple lifestyle changes - involving every aspect from the moment they wake up to the way they sleep at night.
    At the end of his intervention, the family undergo a series of tests to measure just how much impact the doctor's suggested lifestyle changes have had on their health, with incredible results.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b06rdtx0/doctor-in-the-house-episode-3

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    Post by Jan1 Fri Dec 04 2015, 12:30

    graham64 wrote:
    Doctor in the House: Episode 3 now on BBC iPlayer  Chaterjee-paul-cooper-large_trans++kabm1ErEzUJ1aBxvWOo0Wt8r-kndBywwZp8sbMsStfk
    Dr Rangan Chatterjee 

    The doctor spends time with the D'Arcy family in Shropshire. Mum and dad Dottie and Russ have a love of fast food and shock the doctor with a regular family meal. Dotti discovers she has type 2 diabetes, and Rangan's mission to correct her diet leads him to unravel the root cause of the family's relationship with food. Rangan discovers that Russ's firefighter career is more deskbound than active, so encourages a radical lifestyle change. The whole family's health is interlinked, and the doctor encourages them to transform their health by making simple lifestyle changes - involving every aspect from the moment they wake up to the way they sleep at night.
    At the end of his intervention, the family undergo a series of tests to measure just how much impact the doctor's suggested lifestyle changes have had on their health, with incredible results.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b06rdtx0/doctor-in-the-house-episode-3

    Just catching up with this now


    Many thanks for this information Graham.

    Readers may also like to read this:

    http://thelowcarbdiabetic.blogspot.co.uk/2015/12/bbcs-dr-chatterjee-my-babys-illness.html

    All the best Jan
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    Post by graham64 Fri Dec 04 2015, 21:37

    Either Dr Chatterjee has succeeded in creating hybrid fruits and veg with zero carbs or as this tweet shows dietitians are slapheads facepalm facepalm facepalm  



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    Post by Paul1976 Fri Dec 04 2015, 21:45

    Aw jeez!! When are these idiots gonna learn that we DO eat carbs and that no-one is advocating a zero carb diet?! D'oh!!! It just proves again that the opposition are arguing about something they have ZERO knowledge about!
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    Post by chris c Fri Dec 04 2015, 22:55

    Do they have any knowledge about anything relevant? I haven't noticed.
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    Post by chris c Sun Dec 06 2015, 22:03

    Just watched this, ye gods what a train wreck!

    Just where the hell was this family's doctors who let them get into this state in the first place, including failing to diagnose the mother's diabetes? Why aren't the BDA going after them rather than the doctor who significantly and majorly improved their health? Proof, if any were still needed, that they have no interest in outcomes, only their Rules.
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    Post by Jan1 Mon Dec 07 2015, 11:47

    I think this series on the BBC has been eye opening for so many, and this present episode is both inspiring and quite moving.

    A must watch - if you haven't done already!

    We need more like Dr Chatterjee ...
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    Post by graham64 Mon Dec 07 2015, 21:40

    Episode 3 is now on YouTube let's hope they don't block it like the last one I posted 

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    Post by graham64 Tue Dec 08 2015, 21:39

    There's a review in the BMJ of Dr Chatterjee's series can't get access to view the article but the rapid responses are available.

    This is one from another clued up GP who's embracing low carb 


    I commend Dr Rangan Chatterjee and the BBC for making this programme. I would even like it to be repeated every week until all diabetics and their professional medical , nursing and dietetic advisors become aware of the methods. Why? For the simple reason that we have been giving inadequate advice to many diabetics for years. If the old advice works for someone - great - but if it does not then a different approach is needed. Dr Chatterjee showed how to clear a kitchen of junk food and how to eat low carbohydrate food for better diabetic control. It is what I and several colleagues have been doing for 18 months. You cannot do it in 10 minutes but thankfully you can do it in Primary Care if your whole team is on board. Dr David Unwin is another GP who works like this and he is 2 years ahead of me in terms of experience.

    I would like all readers of these letters to ask themselves if our weight management and diabetes management are actually working for the person in front of us and if not, to try a different approach. I have seen patients follow a low carbohydrate eating plan for 1 week and halve their insulin with lower blood sugars than before, as well as eczema being cured by changing from a diet of junk food to real food. It can be done. We need to know what to advise people and trust that they will be interested and give it a go.

    In Sweden they have www.dietdoctor.com, a free site which methods are followed by 20% of the population. I refer to that site and www.lowcarbdiabetic.co.uk. In my experience some people just go away and do these new ways of living. The others need more support and to do that we need to get our whole team on board. Dr Chatterjee showed what can be done . We now need to think of how we can transfer the ideas to our patients via our primary care teams and public health departments, as well as the media including social media.

    http://www.bmj.com/content/351/bmj.h6325/rapid-responses

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    Post by chris c Wed Dec 09 2015, 20:39

    Yes some good responses there, and surprisingly no attacks from dieticians yet.

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