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To: Lane3 who wrote (31311)	2/2/2016 4:50:42 PM
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Well, I tried it myself. Barnard/Furman/Engine 2, while still taking metformin. A1c went up to something lethal. I recall about 15, might have been more like 13. Switched to strict low carb, A1c dropped to 5.6 in 6 weeks. That's just one person's story but it does happen to be mine. Straight talk from Jenny Ruhl, a diabetic: www.bloodsugar101.com More advanced reading: Dr. Bernstein, a diabetic who treats diabetics: diabetes-book.com I wasted a long time trying to figure out which approach was right, probably caused irreparable damage to my nerves, tendons, ligaments, capillaries, while I did. The Barnard types mean well, but they're just flat wrong, and they are hurting people.