I will not get into the carbohydrate discussion yes or carbohydrates.It probably does not need all diabetics to make a diet with 55% carbohydrates, there I recognize that maybe many people are wrong.I do not know if the ideal amount is 45%, 40% or 30% or less (and nobody knows it yet), but what I am going to comment is now of guard court.
-The transitory remission of type 1 diabetes after receiving insulin treatment is called "honeymoon".And it happens in many cases.Obviously, if you give it a poor carbohydrate diet, the postprandial glucose elevation will be much lower.That is, it is for Flipar: the boy debuts in November 2013, and obviously begins insulin.In January 2014 (in full honeymoon), they reduce insulin, and ... nothing happens!What a surprise, right?And then they say that after 6.5 months it is still perfectly good.And they are surprised again.
-The use of the C peptide by an author who has no idea how to interpret it.Because it is very easy to keep the message of "peptide C indicates the secretion of insulin" and now.But it's not so simple.
- "to Ascertain T1DM Laboratory Examination of C-Pepptide was Carried Out."= "To ensure that diabetes is type 1, a determination of peptide C" was made. we started.A C peptide to make sure it is a type 1?Oh really?Won't you have much more debut value with classical symptomatology, at 19 and with positive autoimmunity?ASKED.
-He phrase says: "C-Pepptide Level of 0.6 ng/ml Measuraled on January 08, 2014 Subnormal indicated insulin secretion."Normal "is a lie.What blood glucose?With a glycemia of 300 or with a 70?Receiving exogenous insulin or without receiving exogenous insulin?Obviously, a person with all his unscathed pancreatic reserve and a glycemia of 70 will probably have a c peptide throwing bass, because his pancreas, 70 from blood glucose, does not have to release much insulin.If you are diabetic and have pancreatic reserve because you just debuted, and you get an exogenous insulin, and you are 70, obviously your pancreas will not have to release so much insulin and you will have a low C peptide.If you are at 300, your pancreas releases more insulin and you can find the highest C peptide.
That is, they measure the low C peptide when I was receiving exogenous insulin and say that it is 0.6 and therefore is low (also without telling us what blood glucose it had at that time).And then, in the middle of honeymoon and without receiving insulin, they measure it again and they say that as it is 2.2, it is high (again without telling us what glycemia had). and they conclude that it is the paleodieta that has improved insulin secretion :))
And they title the case as "a Case of DM1 successfully managed by the Paleodieta."
Really ... see to believe ... and on top of that they are published in a magazine, which you will already explain to me the scientific level.And then of course, someone looks for it, and with all that manipulated scientific talk may seem right and everything.
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