Re: Article on IE and diabetes

[Guest guest]

Sara,What a great article!!!I've never seen anything like it. How awesome.Thanks for sharing!Abby

 

I just found an awesome article on IE with type 2 diabetes.

http://www.lindabacon.org/pdf/BaconMatz_Diabetes_EnjoyingFood.pdf

This is more or less the approach I've been taking, and I do mostly feel very satisfied. I've been noticing that I've been labeling some foods bad, which is making me them want them, even when they don't taste that great. I'm going to focus on making all food legal, and really tasting it, and really paying attention to how it makes me feel, and on exercising after higher carb meals.

Hey, I also want to give a shout out to you vegans out there. I think that's an awesome choice for you, and I sure would hate to be facing diabetes as a vegan, so I'm really glad that there's some evidence for veganism preventing diabetes/treating diabetes. But I can tell you becoming a vegan is definitely not a choice for me. That would feel much more restrictive than low carbs, as I find my body naturally gravitating away from high carb foods, and towards high protein foods.

I totally respect everyone else's choice for themselves on this.

Sara

[Guest guest]

Sara,What a great article!!!I've never seen anything like it. How awesome.Thanks for sharing!Abby

 

I just found an awesome article on IE with type 2 diabetes.

http://www.lindabacon.org/pdf/BaconMatz_Diabetes_EnjoyingFood.pdf

This is more or less the approach I've been taking, and I do mostly feel very satisfied. I've been noticing that I've been labeling some foods bad, which is making me them want them, even when they don't taste that great. I'm going to focus on making all food legal, and really tasting it, and really paying attention to how it makes me feel, and on exercising after higher carb meals.

Hey, I also want to give a shout out to you vegans out there. I think that's an awesome choice for you, and I sure would hate to be facing diabetes as a vegan, so I'm really glad that there's some evidence for veganism preventing diabetes/treating diabetes. But I can tell you becoming a vegan is definitely not a choice for me. That would feel much more restrictive than low carbs, as I find my body naturally gravitating away from high carb foods, and towards high protein foods.

I totally respect everyone else's choice for themselves on this.

Sara

[Guest guest]

Sara,What a great article!!!I've never seen anything like it. How awesome.Thanks for sharing!Abby

 

I just found an awesome article on IE with type 2 diabetes.

http://www.lindabacon.org/pdf/BaconMatz_Diabetes_EnjoyingFood.pdf

This is more or less the approach I've been taking, and I do mostly feel very satisfied. I've been noticing that I've been labeling some foods bad, which is making me them want them, even when they don't taste that great. I'm going to focus on making all food legal, and really tasting it, and really paying attention to how it makes me feel, and on exercising after higher carb meals.

Hey, I also want to give a shout out to you vegans out there. I think that's an awesome choice for you, and I sure would hate to be facing diabetes as a vegan, so I'm really glad that there's some evidence for veganism preventing diabetes/treating diabetes. But I can tell you becoming a vegan is definitely not a choice for me. That would feel much more restrictive than low carbs, as I find my body naturally gravitating away from high carb foods, and towards high protein foods.

I totally respect everyone else's choice for themselves on this.

Sara

[Guest guest]

Abby, how about adding that link to the Files kept here on site? That would be

an excellent reference for those with diabetic concerns.

Katcha

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> > I just found an awesome article on IE with type 2 diabetes.

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> > http://www.lindabacon.org/pdf/BaconMatz_Diabetes_EnjoyingFood.pdf

> >

> > This is more or less the approach I've been taking, and I do mostly feel

> > very satisfied. I've been noticing that I've been labeling some foods bad,

> > which is making me them want them, even when they don't taste that great.

> > I'm going to focus on making all food legal, and really tasting it, and

> > really paying attention to how it makes me feel, and on exercising after

> > higher carb meals.

> >

> > Hey, I also want to give a shout out to you vegans out there. I think

> > that's an awesome choice for you, and I sure would hate to be facing

> > diabetes as a vegan, so I'm really glad that there's some evidence for

> > veganism preventing diabetes/treating diabetes. But I can tell you becoming

> > a vegan is definitely not a choice for me. That would feel much more

> > restrictive than low carbs, as I find my body naturally gravitating away

> > from high carb foods, and towards high protein foods.

> >

> > I totally respect everyone else's choice for themselves on this.

> >

> > Sara

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Abby, how about adding that link to the Files kept here on site? That would be

an excellent reference for those with diabetic concerns.

Katcha

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> >

> > I just found an awesome article on IE with type 2 diabetes.

> >

> > http://www.lindabacon.org/pdf/BaconMatz_Diabetes_EnjoyingFood.pdf

> >

> > This is more or less the approach I've been taking, and I do mostly feel

> > very satisfied. I've been noticing that I've been labeling some foods bad,

> > which is making me them want them, even when they don't taste that great.

> > I'm going to focus on making all food legal, and really tasting it, and

> > really paying attention to how it makes me feel, and on exercising after

> > higher carb meals.

> >

> > Hey, I also want to give a shout out to you vegans out there. I think

> > that's an awesome choice for you, and I sure would hate to be facing

> > diabetes as a vegan, so I'm really glad that there's some evidence for

> > veganism preventing diabetes/treating diabetes. But I can tell you becoming

> > a vegan is definitely not a choice for me. That would feel much more

> > restrictive than low carbs, as I find my body naturally gravitating away

> > from high carb foods, and towards high protein foods.

> >

> > I totally respect everyone else's choice for themselves on this.

> >

> > Sara

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Abby, how about adding that link to the Files kept here on site? That would be

an excellent reference for those with diabetic concerns.

Katcha

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> >

> >

> > I just found an awesome article on IE with type 2 diabetes.

> >

> > http://www.lindabacon.org/pdf/BaconMatz_Diabetes_EnjoyingFood.pdf

> >

> > This is more or less the approach I've been taking, and I do mostly feel

> > very satisfied. I've been noticing that I've been labeling some foods bad,

> > which is making me them want them, even when they don't taste that great.

> > I'm going to focus on making all food legal, and really tasting it, and

> > really paying attention to how it makes me feel, and on exercising after

> > higher carb meals.

> >

> > Hey, I also want to give a shout out to you vegans out there. I think

> > that's an awesome choice for you, and I sure would hate to be facing

> > diabetes as a vegan, so I'm really glad that there's some evidence for

> > veganism preventing diabetes/treating diabetes. But I can tell you becoming

> > a vegan is definitely not a choice for me. That would feel much more

> > restrictive than low carbs, as I find my body naturally gravitating away

> > from high carb foods, and towards high protein foods.

> >

> > I totally respect everyone else's choice for themselves on this.

> >

> > Sara

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

done.great suggestion, thanks!

 

Abby, how about adding that link to the Files kept here on site? That would be an excellent reference for those with diabetic concerns.

Katcha

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> >

> >

> > I just found an awesome article on IE with type 2 diabetes.

> >

> > http://www.lindabacon.org/pdf/BaconMatz_Diabetes_EnjoyingFood.pdf

> >

> > This is more or less the approach I've been taking, and I do mostly feel

> > very satisfied. I've been noticing that I've been labeling some foods bad,

> > which is making me them want them, even when they don't taste that great.

> > I'm going to focus on making all food legal, and really tasting it, and

> > really paying attention to how it makes me feel, and on exercising after

> > higher carb meals.

> >

> > Hey, I also want to give a shout out to you vegans out there. I think

> > that's an awesome choice for you, and I sure would hate to be facing

> > diabetes as a vegan, so I'm really glad that there's some evidence for

> > veganism preventing diabetes/treating diabetes. But I can tell you becoming

> > a vegan is definitely not a choice for me. That would feel much more

> > restrictive than low carbs, as I find my body naturally gravitating away

> > from high carb foods, and towards high protein foods.

> >

> > I totally respect everyone else's choice for themselves on this.

> >

> > Sara

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Wonderful! There are many references at this site that I hope everyone gives a

look at at least once. So much very helpful information built up over time.

Thanks Abby, Katcha

IEing since March 2007

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> > > > I just found an awesome article on IE with type 2 diabetes.

> > > >

> > > > http://www.lindabacon.org/pdf/BaconMatz_Diabetes_EnjoyingFood.pdf

> > > >

> > > > This is more or less the approach I've been taking, and I do mostly

> > feel

> > > > very satisfied. I've been noticing that I've been labeling some foods

> > bad,

> > > > which is making me them want them, even when they don't taste that

> > great.

> > > > I'm going to focus on making all food legal, and really tasting it, and

> > > > really paying attention to how it makes me feel, and on exercising

> > after

> > > > higher carb meals.

> > > >

> > > > Hey, I also want to give a shout out to you vegans out there. I think

> > > > that's an awesome choice for you, and I sure would hate to be facing

> > > > diabetes as a vegan, so I'm really glad that there's some evidence for

> > > > veganism preventing diabetes/treating diabetes. But I can tell you

> > becoming

> > > > a vegan is definitely not a choice for me. That would feel much more

> > > > restrictive than low carbs, as I find my body naturally gravitating

> > away

> > > > from high carb foods, and towards high protein foods.

> > > >

> > > > I totally respect everyone else's choice for themselves on this.

> > > >

> > > > Sara

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