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41mmols - no longer pre diabetes yay!

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Lovelyview · 24/01/2025 21:57

Celebrating as I've dropped from 45 mmol on my HbA1c test to 41mmol since March so I'm no longer pre-diabetic. Lost 5kg (I was never overweight but had crept up over the years) and cut right down on sugar and refined carbs while eating more vegetables, protein, legumes and nuts. I also went on an NHS healthy eating course which helped and have been doing the Slimpod healthy eating/diet programme. Now I need to keep it like this. I'm going to focus on maintaining the diet - which doesn't involve starving thank goodness - and exercise more.

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Unexpectedlysinglemum · 24/01/2025 21:58

Lovelyview · 24/01/2025 21:57

Celebrating as I've dropped from 45 mmol on my HbA1c test to 41mmol since March so I'm no longer pre-diabetic. Lost 5kg (I was never overweight but had crept up over the years) and cut right down on sugar and refined carbs while eating more vegetables, protein, legumes and nuts. I also went on an NHS healthy eating course which helped and have been doing the Slimpod healthy eating/diet programme. Now I need to keep it like this. I'm going to focus on maintaining the diet - which doesn't involve starving thank goodness - and exercise more.

Brilliant!

Throwawayagain1234 · 24/01/2025 21:59

You star, I've done the same and it is NOT an easy change to make. I know lots of people don't manage to reverse things. You must be over the moon, congratulations

Normallynumb · 24/01/2025 23:02

Well done That is great
I'm currently trying to do the same as my recent hba1c was 46

Lovelyview · 25/01/2025 07:01

Normallynumb · 24/01/2025 23:02

Well done That is great
I'm currently trying to do the same as my recent hba1c was 46

Thank you! I hope you manage it. I'm sure the weight loss is the main factor. I cut out anything with added sugar completely to kick start the weight loss. I found the NHS course for pre-diabetics very helpful and I still listen to a Slimpod hypnosis every night which I also think helps me.

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Lovelyview · 25/01/2025 07:10

Throwawayagain1234 · 24/01/2025 21:59

You star, I've done the same and it is NOT an easy change to make. I know lots of people don't manage to reverse things. You must be over the moon, congratulations

Thank you. My Dad had type 2 diabetes which gave me some extra motivation. Have you found it easy to maintain a healthy weight/dietary changes?

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