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Great news. I was pre diabetic at 43 on the glycemic sugar scale back in February. Had a blood test a month ago. Results are back. The count is now 36 and I am back to normal.

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morelessAdministrator7 stone

That is great news, Goodnessknows :)

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Hello would you like to join our weigh in? Here's the link, hope to see you there! :-) x

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Congratulations, that must feel great! x

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I was determined. I like the smaller waistline too.

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The downside is I've been told that my cholesterol could be better so it's suggested I do some tweaking. Cut out the cheese and cream and eating porridge with nuts for breakfast. Hope it works.

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