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I do hemp seeds they are good.

I avoid the seeds at all costs.  They don't burn well.  Cheesy

Speaking more on healthy eating habits...  I've never considered myself a healthy eater.  Quite the opposite actually.  I have always avoided foods that I think are horrible for you though.  Mayonnaise for example.  Why would anyone put that in their body?  

One thing I have been adding to my protein shakes lately is superfood powder.  Here's an example:
https://www.amazon.com/Super-Greens-Premium-Superfood-Powder/dp/B07FLDK6ZY/

I feel like these days it's pretty easy to get all the good nutrients and stuff.  Sure, it might cost you $150/month, but it's worth it.  I feel great these days.  Sad that I went so long in life before really taking nutrition seriously.  I always just thought I was athletic and looked good so I must be fine, but I can't imagine how great I would've felt 20 years ago on my current routine.
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Genetics screwed me over, combined with society putting sugar in everything I ate as a kid, the processed foods, fast food, etc. I've dealt with diabetes since early 30's, grandmother was type 1 and lived to be over 90, I learned a lot from her with diet, and watching her inject herself daily was a constant reminder. Tried metformin early on in my 30s and nausea took me out for several weeks so I had to stop, but got it self controlled and back in line just through portion control and cutting out bad carbs/white flour and staying away from sugar in general.. but this past year ended up 9.4 and I had to change some things up, they wanted me on metformin again or mounjaro and I just couldn't bring myself to do it.

Outside of more diet & exercise changes, I think Berberine has helped me a lot this year with both controlling a1c and cravings. I've changed a lot though, more plant-based proteins, hemp seeds and flax seeds, which I can sprinkle on anything, adding plant-derived minerals to my water daily, which honestly I think has helped energy levels, using a product by youngevity, plus staying away from red meat as much as possible, still do it occasionally though. I'm doing fruits sometimes but not that much, generally strawberries or oranges, but definitely increased vegetable intake, even just simple things like mushrooms, red onions and spinach leaves mixed in my omelette or on my sandwich, still doing some wheat bread but organic peanut butter is usually my "treat", most other nuts out there cause bloating which drags me down.

Up until this past year I always hit plateaus with energy and fitness levels, but still maintained what I needed to and was under control.. now I feel like I'll have a 4ish pack by this summer Cheesy   I'm not perfect, but workouts feel easier and I have much more energy.. so that, combined with BTC looking mighty bullish, I'm heading into 2025 now in my 40's with a positive mindset.

Keep up the good work gentlemen, holidays are the toughest for me. I don't get much time to respond here but I read a lot, and health is important, I just don't trust a lot of the pharmaceuticals out there so I'm always looking for natural ways, one day I might not be able to anymore, but I won't go silently. Grin

I do hemp seeds they are good.

USA  store that I use a lot is nuts.com

I usually buy in bulk https://nuts.com/nuts/almonds/less-salt.html

 I get the 25 pound box they give a discount and I use a few other methods give me about 25 more off so 25 pounds for 175.  They are fresh tasing and I have a good way to store them.

When I buy this way it means 60-90 days of almonds.

I then buy the big bag of walnuts. large savings . Then I do a few buys of smaller bags to give more choice. Then back to the almonds.

The biggest issue with my meds = constipation

So I will eat two cereals mixed together with some nuts and blueberries or a banana.

I use these two cereals

https://www.amazon.com/Poop-Like-Champion-Highest-servings/dp/B0186GEX8E/ref=sr_1_1_pp?

https://www.amazon.com/Natures-Path-Smart-Healthy-Organic/dp/B001ELL3DM/ref=sr_1_2?


say 3 or 4 times a week.

and eggs with meat cheese peppers onions and kale 3 or 4 times a week.

I only use this ketchup



https://www.amazon.com/PRIMAL-KITCHEN-Organic-Unsweetend-Ketchup/dp/B07DL78BF5/ref=sr_1_2_f3_0o_fs_sspa?

vs Heinz as this has 2 carbs and Heinz has 4-5


I mostly use it on the eggs.


The keys are stay under 50 carbs a day always

and try to average 25 carbs a day more often than not .


Plus the exercise.  The pushups and stair routines are helping a lot.

I will soon be 68 in Late Jan. I am in decent shape I am hoping to stay in shape to spend some corn on travel in 2025 and the following years.
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my typical breakfast was the

greek yogurt
 a teaspoon of the powdered cinnamon stir it in the plain yogurt looks like it is chocolate color.

then drop some nuts say walnuts or almonds or brazil .

this is a very high protein high fat meal with very little carbs.

you can vary it with a few blueberries or a small banana.

I could list what fruits work for me, but you could be different as body chemistry matter.

Bad fruit for me:

Oranges
Grapes
Raisins.

Good fruit.

Blueberries
Strawberries
Banana
Apples
Pears .

Worst foods.

 Bread
Pasta
cereals.

As for a1c I was 12.1 when discovered which is basically dude you are dying do something.

With my a1c in the 5.3 to 6.3 range itmis much much much better.

Salted grass fed butter, other dairy stuff and eggs keep you alive and induces/maintains ketosis.
There's just the little problem that muscle needs carbs to be build, and there you are challenged to find the most tolerable form of carbohydrates for yourself.
It hasn't to be much, but a few calories before you get to physical work - preferably in the form of green vegetables (including potatoes). Ditch fruits, they are almost poison for a perfectly working metabolism. You could mix in coffee, which acts as an insuline moderator. It does produce an initial blood sugar spike in healty people when consumed with carbs, however. If you didn't already do so, there's a bit to reseearch about coffee and its effects on insuline in various combinations, but it may be of some value for you.

I agree generally with what you say here, but the bolded part I'm going to have to vehemently disagree with.

That is a myth continually perpetuated by the media.

As long as you stick with fruits that are low on the glycemic index, and stay away from consuming both high glycemic fruits and dried fruits on a regular basis, you are good to go.

I get probably 80-85% of my daily carb intake from low glycemic fruits (in the form of protein shakes twice daily, berries mostly mix with full fat milk), and the other 15-20% from vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, asparagus, carrots, peppers, etc). Some days it's more like 95% fruit as carbs. I'm probably right around 50-60 grams carbs on average daily. I don't eat any other forms of carbs during the year, except for maybe a once or twice a year slice of pizza or sushi as a special event/treat. I don't drink any alcohol, not any more, period.

At 55 years old, I'm shredded with extremely low body fat. In fact my metabolism has never been higher or better (well, since early college days anyway).

So fruits as poison? Kill metabolism? Complete media BS.



 There are not a lot of 55 year olds in that kind of shape!  You're obviously doing something right.  Nice.
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Genetics screwed me over, combined with society putting sugar in everything I ate as a kid, the processed foods, fast food, etc. I've dealt with diabetes since early 30's, grandmother was type 1 and lived to be over 90, I learned a lot from her with diet, and watching her inject herself daily was a constant reminder. Tried metformin early on in my 30s and nausea took me out for several weeks so I had to stop, but got it self controlled and back in line just through portion control and cutting out bad carbs/white flour and staying away from sugar in general.. but this past year ended up 9.4 and I had to change some things up, they wanted me on metformin again or mounjaro and I just couldn't bring myself to do it.

Outside of more diet & exercise changes, I think Berberine has helped me a lot this year with both controlling a1c and cravings. I've changed a lot though, more plant-based proteins, hemp seeds and flax seeds, which I can sprinkle on anything, adding plant-derived minerals to my water daily, which honestly I think has helped energy levels, using a product by youngevity, plus staying away from red meat as much as possible, still do it occasionally though. I'm doing fruits sometimes but not that much, generally strawberries or oranges, but definitely increased vegetable intake, even just simple things like mushrooms, red onions and spinach leaves mixed in my omelette or on my sandwich, still doing some wheat bread but organic peanut butter is usually my "treat", most other nuts out there cause bloating which drags me down.

Up until this past year I always hit plateaus with energy and fitness levels, but still maintained what I needed to and was under control.. now I feel like I'll have a 4ish pack by this summer Cheesy   I'm not perfect, but workouts feel easier and I have much more energy.. so that, combined with BTC looking mighty bullish, I'm heading into 2025 now in my 40's with a positive mindset.

Keep up the good work gentlemen, holidays are the toughest for me. I don't get much time to respond here but I read a lot, and health is important, I just don't trust a lot of the pharmaceuticals out there so I'm always looking for natural ways, one day I might not be able to anymore, but I won't go silently. Grin
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Our tax admin takes the average over the whole year, so that tiny dippity-doo doesn't really help.
Then again it's a low 0.x percentage wealth tax and I really don't care about that (meaning, from my tax perspective, it can go up anytime).
Here's it's 2.1168% next year, based on your tally on the 1st of January. The Dutch Central Bank often advises not to invest in Bitcoin, but if you do, they take a larger cut each year.
Here (Spain) it is 1.7% above 3M€ to 5M€, 2.1% 5M-10M and 3.5% for anything above 10M.
Lol. Here, the threshold is 57k€. No millions, just 57k.

Yearly 2.1168% from anything above 57K Net worth? Including in it all owned real state, stocks, cars, bank accounts, deposits, bitcoin, etc etc with no exceptions nor reductions?Huh

If that's the case it's totally crazy....

Lucky you on the "no capital gains tax". We do, currently, ALSO (in addition to wealth tax) have an up to 29% capital gains tax for gains above 300K€ (and it is not MUCH better for lower amounts either... as it starts at 21%)
I guess it depends on how high your wealth tax is. Here, they made a mess out of the tax, and now they're mostly raising it while trying to create a new system. The gains tax is 36% on some sort of flat rate assumed gain. It's a weird system Tongue
Depending on how long you're HODLing, a 29% one-time tax can be better than an annual tax.

Well... I thought Spanish taxes were bad... now I see it could be even worse... sorry Sad
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my typical breakfast was the

greek yogurt
 a teaspoon of the powdered cinnamon stir it in the plain yogurt looks like it is chocolate color.

then drop some nuts say walnuts or almonds or brazil .

this is a very high protein high fat meal with very little carbs.

you can vary it with a few blueberries or a small banana.

I could list what fruits work for me, but you could be different as body chemistry matter.

Bad fruit for me:

Oranges
Grapes
Raisins.

Good fruit.

Blueberries
Strawberries
Banana
Apples
Pears .

Worst foods.

 Bread
Pasta
cereals.

As for a1c I was 12.1 when discovered which is basically dude you are dying do something.

With my a1c in the 5.3 to 6.3 range itmis much much much better.

Salted grass fed butter, other dairy stuff and eggs keep you alive and induces/maintains ketosis.
There's just the little problem that muscle needs carbs to be build, and there you are challenged to find the most tolerable form of carbohydrates for yourself.
It hasn't to be much, but a few calories before you get to physical work - preferably in the form of green vegetables (including potatoes). Ditch fruits, they are almost poison for a perfectly working metabolism. You could mix in coffee, which acts as an insuline moderator. It does produce an initial blood sugar spike in healty people when consumed with carbs, however. If you didn't already do so, there's a bit to reseearch about coffee and its effects on insuline in various combinations, but it may be of some value for you.



Yeah, we could definitely need more rocket-type memes again in these here parts!


interesting you are anti fruit.

I do various cheese mostly goat or sheeps milk based
tons of meat
some fish

I am in ketosis as I raise my blood sugar while sleeping. My body converts my fats to sugar.

I will go to sleep at 110 and wake up at 123. That is a pretty good sign of ketogenesis.

So basically I generate carbs while sleeping 💤

I suspect my Norwegian grandmother is where the genes came from to do that.

Body type. Gene background helps to know about yourself clocking what you eat has real meaning.

Figure out what crushes your numbers.

Oh beer = really really really bad.

but hard liquor straight up is okay.

Now that does not meanmImcan drink a pint of vodka a day.

But I can drink 1 or 2 shots of most any hard liquor day after day with no apparent harm.

BTW I do not drink 1 or 2 oz a day. More like 1 or 2 oz a week.

I gave up on all beer as 1 bottle will hurt my numbers for 2 or 3 days.
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my typical breakfast was the

greek yogurt
 a teaspoon of the powdered cinnamon stir it in the plain yogurt looks like it is chocolate color.

then drop some nuts say walnuts or almonds or brazil .

this is a very high protein high fat meal with very little carbs.

you can vary it with a few blueberries or a small banana.

I could list what fruits work for me, but you could be different as body chemistry matter.

Bad fruit for me:

Oranges
Grapes
Raisins.

Good fruit.

Blueberries
Strawberries
Banana
Apples
Pears .

Worst foods.

 Bread
Pasta
cereals.

As for a1c I was 12.1 when discovered which is basically dude you are dying do something.

With my a1c in the 5.3 to 6.3 range itmis much much much better.

Salted grass fed butter, other dairy stuff and eggs keep you alive and induces/maintains ketosis.
There's just the little problem that muscle needs carbs to be build, and there you are challenged to find the most tolerable form of carbohydrates for yourself.
It hasn't to be much, but a few calories before you get to physical work - preferably in the form of green vegetables (including potatoes). Ditch fruits, they are almost poison for a perfectly working metabolism. You could mix in coffee, which acts as an insuline moderator. It does produce an initial blood sugar spike in healty people when consumed with carbs, however. If you didn't already do so, there's a bit to reseearch about coffee and its effects on insuline in various combinations, but it may be of some value for you.

I agree generally with what you say here, but the bolded part I'm going to have to vehemently disagree with.

That is a myth continually perpetuated by the media.

As long as you stick with fruits that are low on the glycemic index, and stay away from consuming both high glycemic fruits and dried fruits on a regular basis, you are good to go.

I get probably 80-85% of my daily carb intake from low glycemic fruits (in the form of protein shakes twice daily, berries mostly mix with full fat milk), and the other 15-20% from vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, asparagus, carrots, peppers, etc). Some days it's more like 95% fruit as carbs. I'm probably right around 50-60 grams carbs on average daily. I don't eat any other forms of carbs during the year, except for maybe a once or twice a year slice of pizza or sushi as a special event/treat. I don't drink any alcohol, not any more, period.

At 55 years old, I'm shredded with extremely low body fat. In fact my metabolism has never been higher or better (well, since early college days anyway).

So fruits as poison? Kill metabolism? Complete media BS.

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my typical breakfast was the

greek yogurt
 a teaspoon of the powdered cinnamon stir it in the plain yogurt looks like it is chocolate color.

then drop some nuts say walnuts or almonds or brazil .

this is a very high protein high fat meal with very little carbs.

you can vary it with a few blueberries or a small banana.

I could list what fruits work for me, but you could be different as body chemistry matter.

Bad fruit for me:

Oranges
Grapes
Raisins.

Good fruit.

Blueberries
Strawberries
Banana
Apples
Pears .

Worst foods.

 Bread
Pasta
cereals.

As for a1c I was 12.1 when discovered which is basically dude you are dying do something.

With my a1c in the 5.3 to 6.3 range itmis much much much better.

Salted grass fed butter, other dairy stuff and eggs keep you alive and induces/maintains ketosis.
There's just the little problem that muscle needs carbs to be build, and there you are challenged to find the most tolerable form of carbohydrates for yourself.
It hasn't to be much, but a few calories before you get to physical work - preferably in the form of green vegetables (including potatoes). Ditch fruits, they are almost poison for a perfectly working metabolism. You could mix in coffee, which acts as an insuline moderator. It does produce an initial blood sugar spike in healty people when consumed with carbs, however. If you didn't already do so, there's a bit to reseearch about coffee and its effects on insuline in various combinations, but it may be of some value for you.



Yeah, we could definitely need more rocket-type memes again in these here parts!
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No my natural methods were Ceylon cinnamon with keto diet  and exercise. Which was good for 5-6 years.


Now I do keto diet and some pharmaticals. works better then the cinnamon

https://www.drugs.com/jentadueto.html


A lot depends on your age.

the younger you find the problem the better off you are with no drugs if you can make it work with a decent number. say 110 daily sugar number and 5.7 a1c

I have eaten the American/English chestnuts which are merely okay.

I did have good numbers with this cinnamon


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00416T8Q6/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1BZKRV4BRWPE1&th=1

has to be Ceylon not Vietnamese.

and a lot of plain greek yogurt. https://www.target.com/p/fage-total-5-milkfat-plain-greek-yogurt-32oz/-/A-46778312?  full fat not low fat.


diet is tough as you age. If I had figured my issue out at 50 vs 60 maybe diet would have worked longer.

But I had some eye damage and some other damage before I figured out the diabetes diet was good from 2018 to 2024 I went on meds feb 2024

Thanks philipma for such an elaborative answer. This reply deserve merits, unfortunately I have only one merit left in my bank which I mistakenly sent to your previous post. Hope you will consider that for this post.
Marinating a1c below 5.7 is really hard for Diabetes patient. I was able to control it under 5.7 for few years but then it shoot up to 6.3. The main reason is my casual behaviour towards diet and weight.  
The ADA guideline of 5.7 was challenged by American College of Physicians (ACP), they have there study which says:
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Philadelphia, March 6, 2018 – Patients with type 2 diabetes should be treated to achieve an A1C between 7 percent and 8 percent rather than 6.5 percent to 7 percent, the American College of Physicians (ACP) recommends in an evidence-based guidance statement published today in Annals of Internal Medicine. Source

How you consume "Ceylon cinnamon" for controlling blood sugar? You take Cinnamon tea ?


my typical breakfast was the

greek yogurt
 a teaspoon of the powdered cinnamon stir it in the plain yogurt looks like it is chocolate color.

then drop some nuts say walnuts or almonds or brazil .

this is a very high protein high fat meal with very little carbs.

you can vary it with a few blueberries or a small banana.

I could list what fruits work for me, but you could be different as body chemistry matter.

Bad fruit for me:

Oranges
Grapes
Raisins.

Good fruit.

Blueberries
Strawberries
Banana
Apples
Pears .

Worst foods.

 Bread
Pasta
cereals.

As for a1c I was 12.1 when discovered which is basically dude you are dying do something.

With my a1c in the 5.3 to 6.3 range it  is much much much better.
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No my natural methods were Ceylon cinnamon with keto diet  and exercise. Which was good for 5-6 years.


Now I do keto diet and some pharmaticals. works better then the cinnamon

https://www.drugs.com/jentadueto.html


A lot depends on your age.

the younger you find the problem the better off you are with no drugs if you can make it work with a decent number. say 110 daily sugar number and 5.7 a1c

I have eaten the American/English chestnuts which are merely okay.

I did have good numbers with this cinnamon


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00416T8Q6/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1BZKRV4BRWPE1&th=1

has to be Ceylon not Vietnamese.

and a lot of plain greek yogurt. https://www.target.com/p/fage-total-5-milkfat-plain-greek-yogurt-32oz/-/A-46778312?  full fat not low fat.


diet is tough as you age. If I had figured my issue out at 50 vs 60 maybe diet would have worked longer.

But I had some eye damage and some other damage before I figured out the diabetes diet was good from 2018 to 2024 I went on meds feb 2024

Thanks philipma for such an elaborative answer. This reply deserve merits, unfortunately I have only one merit left in my bank which I mistakenly sent to your previous post. Hope you will consider that for this post.
Marinating a1c below 5.7 is really hard for Diabetes patient. I was able to control it under 5.7 for few years but then it shoot up to 6.3. The main reason is my casual behaviour towards diet and weight. 
The ADA guideline of 5.7 was challenged by American College of Physicians (ACP), they have there study which says:
Quote
Philadelphia, March 6, 2018 – Patients with type 2 diabetes should be treated to achieve an A1C between 7 percent and 8 percent rather than 6.5 percent to 7 percent, the American College of Physicians (ACP) recommends in an evidence-based guidance statement published today in Annals of Internal Medicine. Source

How you consume "Ceylon cinnamon" for controlling blood sugar? You take Cinnamon tea ?
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