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FRUCTOSE: Major new study in mice, likely relevant to people. At moderate doses, small intestines metabolize fructose, protecting liver. Food improves metabolism. So 1) avoid sugar on empty stomach; 2) if you eat sweets, do so "in moderation after meals"
https://t.co/kjwfc9XrzK
Results from a new study of 349 adults with type 2 diabetes. Intervention was a ketogenic diet and intensive support. After 1 year:
HbA1c: 7.6 to 6.3%
Wt loss 30 lb
Med use greatly reduced
Limitations: not randomized ... but promising!
https://t.co/JsCMfltvEm
An new article by @garytaubes on low-carbohydrate diets for diabetes. Pending definitive research to resolve this century-old debate, he highlights the anecdotal experience of physicians like Sue Wolver @low_carb_doc. https://t.co/FK8FJN2CLe
During a 6-month study, a low-carb diet was superior to a standard calorie-restricted diet for control of type 2 diabetes. One year later, the differences between groups was lost. But why would we expect otherwise? Stop taking a drug, it stops working!
https://t.co/U95IQR0qwB