what a self important ego! just use a pump & cgm.... all you say is taken care effortlessly. you are very misleading...as if you have found the secret physicans are too stupid to figure out. every diabetic T1 should be seen reguraly by an endo & read up from reputable sources... and not his book as he is not a Dr.

I’m at 97% but for just 3 days, and really excited! It’s my best and highest score yet. Man, it’s hard though! 👍

The danger in a low is also immediate, not just the uncomfortable feelings. The highs are dangerous if continued over a prolonged period of time, leading to ketosis, at its worst, or other long term health problems.

Insulin, itself, doesn’t cause weight gain. That’s a ridiculous assertion because that would mean that those who are not diabetic and have their own insulin are obesity-prone. Many type 1 diabetics, when initially diagnosed, have had unexplained weight loss as a result of what elevated blood sugars does to their body. At the time of diagnosis, many have a lot of lost fat and muscle weight. Once insulin therapy has begun and blood sugars begin to stabilize, the newly diagnosed type 1 diabetic will experience an increase in appetite initially, which helps to restore the lost weight and normalizing or somewhat normalizing blood sugars don’t give way to the weight loss highly elevated blood sugars do. Diabetic or not, calorie control and cardiovascular exercise are, by and large, what help to control a person’s body fat composition. It’s not rocket science either way. Sadly, people come up with every excuse in the world to become and stay overweight.

Need to see part 2 and 3 and 4

I agree. Everything you suggested more info on would be EXCELLENT !!

More about Insulin to carb and Protein formulas please!

The book is amazing. That’s all.. simple amazing. Thank you Matt

Yes, part 2 PLEASE!

Started the book - yes to part 2. Thanks!

Thank you some good clarification even after reding your book. Part 2 would be awesome. I am looking forward to your App 🤔

Yes, part 2 would be great! Thxs

Very interested to hear Part 2. When I was diagnosed, I was given a needle to practice injecting into an orange, then I was sent home from the hospital with the only instruction, "Don't eat too much"!! We've come a long way .

part 2 please

Everything you say is of interest Matt 👍🏼 keep sharing you knowledge Mate 🙏🏼 we need all the help you can give, Thank you !

Would be very interested in more than on this

I am type 2 and my daughter is type 1...... thank you

I have a toddler who got diagnosed at almost 31 months and there is a general pediatric endocrinologist working with us. In my experience, it takes A LOT of trial and error before you get anything going as far as T1D goes and each individual is different depending on so many factors (i.e., age, weight, overall health prior to diagnosis, living circumstances, lifestyle, etc.) Nothing with T1D is set in stone for anyone to know for sure what will work and when. My daughter was diagnosed while in DKA with a blood sugar of 533. She had a honeymoon period 4 weeks following her diagnosis, then we had to discontinue all insulin for 48 hours to avoid all the lows she was dipping into. Then we went up high all over again averaging up into the 250s and now we are averaging 175 three months following diagnosis. Due to matters like insurance, costs, and the lack of available specialists in one's area, people can't always change their doctor, but T1D patients have to be vigilant in letting their doctor know when something is or IS NOT working so that no stone is left unturned in treating the disease. T1D forces those who live with it to evaluate every single day before their doctor even gets around to it. Daily results build up on each other and add up to long-term results. No result in T1D will be an isolated result because it is not a simple health condition. There is no break from it. However, knowing that, it is possible to live a long and fulfilling life with it.

Part two please!!!!

I would love for you to comment more in this area. Love listening to your videos thanks for sharing!

Part 2 please

I would love to see part 2 I am very tone to very Low blood sugar after dinner but prone to high with dawning effect. Does your. Formula work for such problems . I have had diabetes since 4.5 and I am 62. Would this work for me? Thanks I have book on audible thanks

My wife is 76 and she is T1 Very up and down expecally the lows at night.. she gained 30 lbs and is looking for something... Is she compatible with this for her age? Edit: also she has a t-slim pump, so is this work with her pump?

I would be interested in part 2

part 2 yes

Book is great.. looking forward to part 2

part 2 would be great please - i also just received a copy of the book so i am going to be reading that soon. thanks

I’m interested in part 2

What basal are you going to use?

Unless you are at 45 or lower, don’t immediately resort to juice or any simple sugars. I learned through trial and error with my daughter. 3-4 ounces of low carb milk and 1-2 whole wheat crackers are usually enough to keep your blood sugar afloat

Same dude, i have same anxiety and depression story about blood sugar rice and fall

No one is too far gone to get help!

Amen

when i was younger i went through that it was very very scary

I've been there i have had type 1 for 52 years I gave birth to 2 healthy sons we never know it all

Interesting

Nothing with type 1 diabetes is set in stone.

Ive used the "INPEN" for 3 years. Im getting rid of it. Why? Because it is PROPRIETARY. It forces a 3 hour wait for my DEXCOM info to be loaded on to the Inpen. Utter bullsht. The Inpen does NOT do much at all. It tracks my carbs and insulin usage. Wow. So does a piece of paper. But, the Inpen costs $50+ each. Utter bullsht. GFY Medtronics and your HORSESHT customer service idiots. Will be throwing away this interesting BUT USELESS overpriced POS time waster. I can do it better and more quickly myself. Inpen = overpriced useless garbage.

You need to post the brand as each brand can vary and most will spike

This is an awesome video. I need to listen to it over and over to get me more focused. I am a type 1 diabetic.

400 g of carbs to not go low! Wow. Mind Blown. Lows are definitely the worst

Yes, please! All of it but I see i’m watching this five years 😮

your amazing matt

my son favorite thing to say is I'm in a cut that doesn't fit in my macros

Thanks Matt! Very timely

Been T1D for going on 17 years

Im a T1D i Can't do it soo proud though

Yes!! Your videos are helpful!! Thank you for existing!

Thanks for the slim video. Great information!!