Mary Clark

@Sorelle_Arduino Willing to go through a lot of pain to avoid hurt feelings.

‘The idea of giving birth from my genitals gives me so much dysphoria & I’m worried about being misgendered in the delivery room, should I have a c-section?’ How does being pregnant for 9mths not give her dysphoria? Also c-sections are not the easy option - it’s major surgery

@Medical_Nemesis @KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Or make better food choices? And eating to meter would never provide information that would be useful.

@marecl63 @KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro How can a nutrition label possibly help you learn anything about food?

If we lower your glucose by giving you medicine to make you pee it out. This is evidence-based medicine If we lower your glucose by eating less carbs… then your cardiologist will faint…

@Medical_Nemesis @KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Teaching patients to make better choices by providing information on nutrition labels goes a long way. Their own diet can be cleaned up by reducing hidden sugars.

@KarlTMD1 @marecl63 @DoctorTro Why would I want to eat a Mediterranean diet, protein, or carbs to begin with if we don’t eat that?

@Kristinartz Men

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Fruit and vegetables have nutrition values Do you suggest eating to meter? Walking as exercise?

@marecl63 @DoctorTro They shouldn’t be eating foods that have labels

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Greek yogurt has a label Quinoa has a carb count Beans have labels

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Do you instruct patients to read labels to control crab intake?

@marecl63 @DoctorTro I recommend the same thing to everyone regardless of diabetes. Regular exercise (weight lifting and aerobics or HIIT), and Mediterranean diet with plenty of protein which usually ends up low in carbs.

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Do you inform your patients of the rare and serious side effects? What are they?

@marecl63 @DoctorTro Of course I would. That’s my job.

@glurcher @KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Even thin people can be type 2. There is a genetic component to type 2.

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Type 2 diabetes is reversed by losing weight.

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Do you recommend a low carb diet and exercise to your diabetic patients?

@DoctorTro @marecl63 That makes no sense

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Would you catch rare if it presented in your office?

@marecl63 @DoctorTro Rare. More likely that you get side effects from diabetes

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Jardiance is now being used for heart failure. Any idea why? Because the side effect that almost killed me, helps anemia in heart patients.

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Lost all my muscle mass. Muscle is the best fighter of insulin resistance.

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro SGLT2s almost killed me. Thickened my blood, emaciated me. Misdiagnosed as polycethemia vera. 16 months of treatment. Bedridden. A1c in the 10s.

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro I lost 65 lbs as soon as I was diagnosed. Low carb, hi protein. A1c went from 18.6 down to 6.1 in 6 months. Metformin and diet. Strong family history of t2 and t1.

@hicasamadim 48

mantığını anlamadan bu soruyu çözmen imkansız! çözebilir misin?

@baharkarakrt 3y=18 y=6

Bunu çözebilirsen IQ seviyen ortalamanın üstündedir. 3y kaçtır?

@lady_valor_07 Oatmeal, cracker crumbs

For the home cooks out there... What do you use as a binder in meatloaf besides bread crumbs?

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro Cutting carbs is highly effective in controlling diabetes.

@DoctorTro How does eating less carbs cure diabetes?

@KarlTMD1 @DoctorTro SGLT2s can have serious side effects.

@DoctorTro It treats it.