The diets comprised of:
(i) 45% carbohydrate, 34% fat, 32 grams fibre per day (higher carbohydrate diet).
(ii) 38% carbohydrate, 43% fat, 20 grams fibre per day (higher fat diet).
After 4 months, HbA1c levels were 1.8% higher in those on the higher carbohydrate diet compared to those on the higher fat diet.
This study reveals that a higher fat diet enables better blood sugar control than a higher carbohydrate diet in type I diabetics.
http://healthydietsandscience.blogspot.com/2012/02/type-i-diabetics-have-better-blood.html
I wonder how many people's mind will be changed by the facts. This isn't a remarkably low carb diet, I look forward to seeing the next level of research in this arena.
(i) 45% carbohydrate, 34% fat, 32 grams fibre per day (higher carbohydrate diet).
(ii) 38% carbohydrate, 43% fat, 20 grams fibre per day (higher fat diet).
After 4 months, HbA1c levels were 1.8% higher in those on the higher carbohydrate diet compared to those on the higher fat diet.
This study reveals that a higher fat diet enables better blood sugar control than a higher carbohydrate diet in type I diabetics.
http://healthydietsandscience.blogspot.com/2012/02/type-i-diabetics-have-better-blood.html
I wonder how many people's mind will be changed by the facts. This isn't a remarkably low carb diet, I look forward to seeing the next level of research in this arena.
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