Essentially no longer diabetic


(Kate) #1

Non scale victory today. Just got back from the Drs and found out my fasting insulin level was 4! In Australia I think under 9 is supposed to be normal. So essentially I am no longer diabetic. Before I started Keto almost 2 years ago at the highest my fasting as 87 and I was extremely sick.

I think I shocked the Dr a bit too. She was not my usual (low carb) Dr and was a bit green. She had never seen anyone reverse diabetes before. I told her this was the second time I had reversed it (before my recent pregnancy and the insulin resistance that comes with it), along with PCOS, sleep apnea, an autoimmune thyroid disease and osteoarthritis pain to name a few things that have reversed since starting.

She walked away from the conversation with resources to look up and low carb community Drs names etc, about Dr Kraft’s insulin assay and Ivor Cummins’ and Dave Feldman about cholesterol info (she initally had freaked out about mine). She said she felt like she learnt more from me than I did from her and that she had would go away and do some research.

Will be continuing to KCKO because it works!


(Candy Lind) #2

FANTASTIC! A doctor with an open mind! :heart_eyes:


(Darlene Horsley) #3

Wonderful!!! AND congratulations on your reversal!


(Omar) #4

If she means it, issue her invoice.:grinning:

I don know if I can say that I am typeII free now, but I am not taking any medicine and my blood sugar remains at 120. At 61 years old considered excellent.

But it does not mean I am cured from type II
because if interrupt the diet I think my blood sugar will go up again


(Sheri Knauer) #5

How awesome! Congrats on improving your health! I wish more doctors were open minded like the one you saw!


(Ethan) #6

Nicely done! I haven’t heard of any insulin-resistant person reaching that kind of fasting insulin level except by excessive exercise. In America, the rarely will even do a fasting insulin test anyway. My doctor refused. My wife doctor did it, but without knowledge or care why she asked.


(Jan) #7

@Alpha, I look at it like this: if I ate poison, I’d be poisoned. If I don’t eat poison, then I’m not poisoned.
Carbs are poison, and caused my T2d. I don’t eat carbs, so I don’t have T2d anymore.
I’m not going to eat carbs again. Therefore, I’m not diabetic.
It my not be the best logic, but it works for me!


(Omar) #8

@Jan
Very well said

I am 100% in agreement with you calling carbs poison. When I express my aggression against carbs, other people show surprised face. I say to my self they are excused because they do not feel the relief I am in right now from zero carbs. They do not know the difference.

Best regards