[jennyp]

Wow, that's great news! I don't know if you were on this thread, but the American Diabetes Association would rather he ate carbs, carbs, & more carbs. (i.e. ignore your lyin' eyes...)

[Ditter]

When he first found out he was diabetic we both attended classes on diet for diabetics. Carbs were supposed to be the major part & he has faithfully followed that but I think he won't anymore.

[nmh]

"Wow, that's great news! I don't know if you were on this thread, but the American Diabetes Association would rather he ate carbs, carbs, & more carbs. (i.e. ignore your lyin' eyes...)"
<It's good for busine$$ for the doctors AND MORE funding will be provided to the American Diabetes Association IF they have ALOT of people with the problem. Don't you see, it's a win win for both by having people NOT address the ROOT problem. People are their LAST concern.

[Russian Sage]

No one disputes the dramatic impact a low carb diet has on type 2 diabetics' blood sugar.

The ADA is just so stuck on the Fat-Will-Kill-You dogma that they would rather your blood sugar levels were 50 or more points higher than watch you eat bacon and eggs for breakfast.