You Couldn't Make This Up

chris c wrote:Doesn't get many replies does she?

She did a few years ago when running low carb down a promoting drugs as the way to go, the comments were numerous and far from complimentary 

graham64 wrote:You definitely couldn't make this up   

 

Someone told me Cashin had the hots for me, still, you can't always believe what you hear these days.

BDA RD Collins jumps to the defence of the junk/ultraprocessed food industry

https://twitter.com/JoannaBlythman/status/995324961123373056

She also calls well respected Doctors nutters, hardly the sort of language you would expect from a representative of the BDA but then again she's teaming up with Snowdon and that's the level she's sunk to

https://twitter.com/RD_Catherine/status/995088106876493824

This is what brought about her comment 

They make themselves look increasingly ridiculous, no longer any need for the likes of Eddie to do it for them.

chris c wrote:They make themselves look increasingly ridiculous, no longer any need for the likes of Eddie to do it for them.

Yep they are getting desperate now and in doing so are becoming a laughing stock, when they resort to using insults aimed at other HCP's it shows they have completely lost the plot.

I notice they STILL didn't release the verdict on Tim Noakes which was supposed to have been made by the end of March.

I also notice the lack of response to Virta or David Ludwig & co's Type 1 Grit study, apart from some fuckwittery. Obviously improving health is no longer on their radar.

The fightback continues

https://twitter.com/LivingLoudUK/status/996359740878938112

https://twitter.com/bigfatsurprise/status/962473055854514176

https://twitter.com/bigfatsurprise/status/962549744462712833

https://twitter.com/CrossFit/status/962110716378431488

https://twitter.com/ahhite/status/998037280060297216

https://twitter.com/MarikaSboros/status/997390169086013441

https://twitter.com/SuzyGlaskie/status/997160669509312512

https://twitter.com/DrAseemMalhotra/status/997367518451982338

and on and on and on . . .

There's more

https://twitter.com/MHSJohnWright/status/999573653833465856

https://twitter.com/RD_Catherine/status/993604288587976706

https://twitter.com/RD_Catherine/status/995088106876493824

https://twitter.com/RD_Catherine/status/995197997544812545

https://twitter.com/TrebarwithCafe/status/998942772374704128

https://twitter.com/ahhite/status/997650822912671745

"We Dieticians" is an honourable exception to the general fuckwittery

DietitianClaire has a vegan/vegetarian bias?

https://twitter.com/DiscoStew66/status/1000598238217420801

https://twitter.com/DiscoStew66/status/1000598320350281728

https://twitter.com/DiscoStew66/status/1000598094927429632

The madness continues

https://twitter.com/MHSJohnWright/status/999573653833465856

https://twitter.com/TroKalayjian/status/986956878361038848

https://twitter.com/SamueleMarcora/status/996143216985600008

and this is beyond scary

https://twitter.com/FructoseNo/status/997616772202221568

a bit more lighthearted

https://twitter.com/TroKalayjian/status/976926152504827904

The nutjobs are coming out all over twitter 

https://twitter.com/DavidJa12189776/status/1001428843608014849

https://twitter.com/ziggibson/status/1001549191280254976

Seems like a backlash. Wonder who is behind it? Maybe this lot

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/apr/12/ultra-processed-truth-10-bestselling-foods-cherry-bakewell-fray-bentos-pies

Isn't the Andrew Warner Angry Chef entity the designer of Mr Kipling cakes?

chris c wrote:Seems like a backlash. Wonder who is behind it? Maybe this lot

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/apr/12/ultra-processed-truth-10-bestselling-foods-cherry-bakewell-fray-bentos-pies

Isn't the Andrew Warner Angry Chef entity the designer of Mr Kipling cakes?

Looks like a combined effort to discredit Noakes but they are wasting their time he just replies the once then ignores their follow up ludicrous responses

Meanwhile Nicola Guess has seen the LC light maybe 

https://twitter.com/Dr__Guess/status/999361054881796098

Some nutrition bullshitology

https://twitter.com/TroKalayjian/status/1001234874710274048

Oh yes Tro is brilliant. Not sure what's occurring with Nicola Guess, I think she is backpedalling while desperately trying to make it look as if she is going forwards.

Another WTF moment 

I have Type 2 diabetes – what can I eat?

Breakfast

• a bowl of cereal with semi-skimmed milk
  
• 2 slices of wholegrain toast with spread and/or jam
  
• a fat-free yogurt and fruit.
  

https://www.diabetes.org.uk/diabetes-the-basics/food-and-diabetes/i-have-type-2-diabetes

graham64 wrote:Another WTF moment 

I have Type 2 diabetes – what can I eat?

Breakfast

• a bowl of cereal with semi-skimmed milk
  
• 2 slices of wholegrain toast with spread and/or jam
  
• a fat-free yogurt and fruit.
  

https://www.diabetes.org.uk/diabetes-the-basics/food-and-diabetes/i-have-type-2-diabetes

I just hope those Wally's are on their road to Damascus cos it is going to need miracle!

Long birder wrote:

graham64 wrote:Another WTF moment 

I have Type 2 diabetes – what can I eat?

Breakfast

• a bowl of cereal with semi-skimmed milk
  
• 2 slices of wholegrain toast with spread and/or jam
  
• a fat-free yogurt and fruit.
  

https://www.diabetes.org.uk/diabetes-the-basics/food-and-diabetes/i-have-type-2-diabetes

I just hope those Wally's are on their road to Damascus cos it is going to need miracle!

It's the poor patients who need a miracle Derek, most newly diagnosed would expect advice on diet coming from the UK's biggest diabetes charity to be sound not realising the damage it could be doing to blood sugar levels. I like many others was directed to DUK on diagnosis and had no reason not to trust them but fortunately for me I found the forum at DCUK which was a revelation and led me to Low Carb as way of control, unfortunately we are in the minority most will continue to be compliant with advice that is only going to make things worse.

Judas F Priest, that's much the same as in my leaflet from 13 years ago, helpfully sponsored by Takeda

a bowl of oatmeal with low fat milk and a banana

a slice of toast with low fat spread and no-sugar-added jam

a glass of no-sugar-added orange juice

Meanwhile

https://twitter.com/sahota_m/status/1005479491332902912

https://twitter.com/DebraClaridge/status/1005742535069880321

I wonder how far this low carb plan will get

How about a Barley pilaf with tofu and it only includes 76.9 g carbs but it's low in fat so must be ok for diabetics then 

https://www.diabetes.org.uk/guide-to-diabetes/recipes/barley-pilaf-with-tofu

Looks more and more like eugenics in action.

Then there's this

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5969301/pdf/NBU-43-189.pdf

you probably won't be wanting to eat that then.

Ivor Cummins gave a link to this load of crap 

https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/food-and-drink/ultra-processed-foods-beyond-the-global-hype-1.3528177

Oh yes he had a run in with Gibney on TV, More of the same pointless crap that hasn't worked, except to make us all fat, diabetic and otherwise ill. Just like we weren't back when we were young.

Has Duane Mellor completely lost the plot 

All those carbs are affecting his brain

Diabetes type 2 - the best breakfast diet to prevent high blood sugar

You could lower your risk of high blood sugar by making small changes to your diet.

Breakfast is a particularly important meal for diabetics, said LloydsPharmacy to Express.co.uk.

People that eat breakfast find it easier to maintain their weight, as they tend to eat less during the day, it said.

The very best breakfast includes semi-skimmed or skimmed milk, instead of whole milk, it added.

“Eat a wholegrain breakfast cereal such as porridge or shredded wholegrain wheat cereal with no added sugar, instead of a sugar-coated breakfast,” said LloydsPharmacy.

“Top your cereal with fresh or dried fruit that counts towards one of your five-a-day instead of sprinkling with sugar.

“Choose lower-fat or fat-free Greek yoghurt or natural low-fat yoghurt instead of a full-fat yoghurt.”

If you have diabetes, the best breakfast dishes include porridge with mashed banana and dried blueberries, and muesli with fresh fruit and low-fat yogurt, it said.

Alternatively, try scrambled eggs or an omelette with wholemeal toast.

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/981217/diabetes-type-2-diet-breakfast-prevent-high-blood-sugar

Lloyds must be in partnership with the BDA and DUK to come up with this crap, no doubt it's good for business though with the sales of diabetes drugs ££££££