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Thread: Is keeping on the low side wrong?

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05-15-2008, 09:19 AM

fgummett

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I am a: Type 2

Join Date: Mar 2008

Location: Nova Scotia, Canada

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David has converted his numbers to mg/dl as used in the USA (and not many other places). But I believe he also uses mmol/l as you seem to do

There is a converter available on this forum page. I see it over on the Right under, Site Navigation.

So David's average of :
94.7 mg/dl becomes 5.26 mmol/l
96.4 mg/dl becomes 5.36 mmol/l
...and so on.

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"...subjects lose weight by restricting only sugars and starches, without feeling any particular sense of hunger. Moreover, the less carbohydrates in their diets, the greater their weight loss, even though all her subjects were eating equivalent amounts of calories and protein" - Gary Taubes, describing research by Margaret Ohlson