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    Doing great after having high ac1 over a 1 1/2 yrs ago. I’ve lost 180 pounds. My blood pressure is normal again. The doctor has high hope soon I will not be a diabetic any more. But will have to keep watch over my carbs always. It’s been over 5 days no insulin. Still have about 70 more lose. But still journal my foods and watching what size. I keep my food measure cups and spoon close I still weigh my foods. When we go out always ask for steam veggie and no butter. No bread basket, order smallest steak or chicken no potato. But will order nothing on a small sweet potato if I have saved up my carbs. I try to eat most of my carbs early. Larger meals for lunch, light meal at night. Thanks for all the help from my supporters on here. Hope to be here for you. We can do it together. Learning as I go..

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    That is really good progress and encouraging for others who have high blood pressure or type 2 diabetes. Once the message gets more widespread that type 2 diabetes can be reversible if you lose fat, this forum will get oversubscribed!

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    That is brilliant news Vickiejane

    i am really interested to hear what you have done - is it just carb reduction? and lose the weight?

    I ask as I am being monitored currently for BP and have to go back to GP on Monday to get my blood results

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    I use my fitness pal but now SparkPeople I do low carbs and 1200 calories. I’m trying to learn to eat healthy I do a food change up so lm not eating the same foods. But on food journey I keep watch on carbs , and what vitamins and sodium I take in the spark and fitness pal will do the work for me on all area

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    I am using 'cron-o meter' now as it has all vitamins, carbs, fats etc :)

    1200 calories is low have you done the BMI calculator?

    Please see the Newbie Club link which has the info in it healthunlocked.com/nhsweigh...

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    I like that idea, that you change up the food you eat. I may need to consider that.

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    I learn to cook food I did like but do now. Just add a little this and that it works. Try to plan a night of something new and make it a whole meal. You can bake it, steam it grill it or micro it add spices, little cheese, or fruit have a great time doing it. I pressure cook for fast meals and slow cook. I freeze left overs in case I need a healq Meal fast. To have it on hand so I will stop off for fast foods, or lunch they even make slow cookers to take to work. You will love new ideas notthe same old foods

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    I use other sites there free but no I have not done the BMI maybe I’ll check it out I don’t know how.

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    Go to the Newbie club and the link is in there :) it gives you a personal calorie range

    Look forward to hearing how you get on :)

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    So glad you have done so well and improved your health . Makes it all worthwhile

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    In a word - WOW!!! That is just amazing, wry well done, just fabulous Vickiejane 😊. Inspirational. Thank you for sharing your journey with us

    Anna

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    Just amazing the best present anyone could ever give you your health and you gave it yourself.😊👍❤️⭐️💐🎁🍾

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    Thank you

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