As a GP I find #lowcarb to be a VERY effective approach to helping pts with T2D/weight gain.

However, trying to convince my 2ndry care colleagues it's sustainable is not so easy.

Has anyone managed to keep it up for a year or more?

If so, how long?
Any plans to quit?

@CBRooooney
@DebandezScott
@Diabetescouk
@BBBW2008
@tom_watson
@mrc314
@anthonybrown9
@ketosistersuk
@thebiggrog
@gerdosi
@LowCarbintheUK
Anyone else?

Wow amazing responses already thank you!

Grateful for any RTs as well to build a big picture..

I cut carbs 9 months ago to experience what I was recommending (had already worked out sugar / made me feel rubbish)

Wish I'd done it sooner. Rarely hungry, real food delicious.

@basmahassan
@Gaylegerro
@lowcarbGP
@jen_unwin
@PenelopeFigtree
@drtroystapleton
@BelindaFettke
@FructoseNo
@PeterBrukner

Again wow!
I'm being deluged by incredible success stories demonstrating that

#lowcarb works
IT IS SUSTAINABLE
Folks will not return to their
pre- #lowcarb ways even if they are bribed

I've also learned that
#lchf cures/improves virtually everything including wind!

And if you're in the USA #lchf may potentially save you a tonne of cash!

Clearly not an RCT, but when does N=1 X many thousands count as evidence of sustainability?

Thanks so much for all the contributions!