Jessica Turton retweeted
A #lowcarb diet can reverse #type2diabetes, but evidence is mounting that it also improves #type1diabetes. This new study that explored the role of #lowcarb diets on diabetes control in #type1diabetes concluded: "These preliminary findings suggest that a professionally supported LC diet may lead to improvements in markers of blood glucose control and quality of life with reduced exogenous insulin requirements and no evidence of increased hypoglycaemia or ketoacidosis risk in adults with T1D." That a low-carb diet isn't the standard of cure for T1DM is bizarre. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3743…
Jessica Turton retweeted
Low-carb diet in adults with type 1 diabetes. bit.ly/3D7NebR
Excited to share this, the final chapter of @TurtonJessica PhD.
An absolute pleasure to supervise with @BrinkworthGrant and @Helen_M_Parker @dr_kevinlee
@syd_health @lowcarb_aus
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I am a doctor who discussed lifestyle changes with nutrition & exercise. I am backed up by accredited dieticians such @TurtonJessica & her team who make up my staff. This proposal is ludicrous from “the Australian of the year”. It will ensure we will be a rarity rather than the norm which should be the case in a metabolically unwell society.
Doctors should avoid discussing patient’s weight, Australian of the Year says
smh.com.au/healthcare/doctor…
Jessica Turton retweeted
We are running a study at the University of Sydney investigating a novel dietary approach for type 1
diabetes management and are looking for volunteers! #type1diabetes #diet #nutritionresearch #type1 @kieron_rooney @Sydney_Uni @syd_health
Jessica Turton retweeted
Here we go! Ethics approved, trial registered bit.ly/3wXnSJ7
@TurtonJessica PhD Candidature final study is open for recruitment.
We are looking for 20 patients with #type1diabetes willing to explore a dietary intervention @Sydney_Uni with their current management plan
Jessica Turton retweeted
Researchers from the University of Sydney are recruiting adults with type 1 diabetes for a dietary intervention study. Details below.
We are running a study at the University of Sydney investigating a novel dietary approach for type 1
diabetes management and are looking for volunteers! #type1diabetes #diet #nutritionresearch #type1 @kieron_rooney @Sydney_Uni @syd_health
Adults with T1D are adhering to recommendations to consume 45-65%E from carbs, yet glycaemic control remains suboptimal. Current dietary advice for T1D is insufficient and alternative strategies, such as low-carb diets, require consideration. Full text: authors.elsevier.com/a/1c3B7…
Great summary slide @bcorkey !! Carbohydrate removal is beneficial in patients with T2D @AmDiabetesAssn @ADA_DiabetesPro #ADA2020
The American Diabetes Association’s 80th Scientific Sessions is just a week away! I am presenting on Low-Carbohydrate Diets and Nutritional Ketosis in the session, “Which Diet is the Best for the Treatment of… instagram.com/p/CBB-PvzBF_2/…
Jessica Turton retweeted
Top scientists on this panel--agreeing saturated fats have no effect on cardiovascular/total mortality, and time to drop the limits on them. Problem is that 70+ yrs. of sat-fat caps are enshrined/entombed in regulation--must be undone. nutritioncoalition.us/news/s…
Type 2 diabetes is frightening - it is the loss of normal glucose control in your body. Glucose is toxic - it acts like glue - it's sticky and it likes to damage proteins - you are made up of protein - it likes to… instagram.com/p/B7Me8pUBh_A/…
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I am super proud of this presentation because it was an incredible opportunity to share the first project of my PhD with the world! I hope this paper gets into the hands of all practising dietitians and physicians… instagram.com/p/B5PmWo0BIi4/…
Today I shared my recent publication available at Diabetes, Obesity & Metabolism - doi.org/10.1111/dom.13837 - with the low-carb community at LCDU, including some amazing clinicians, researchers & academics including @lowcarbGP @BelindaFettke @garytaubes @FructoseNo @PeterBrukner
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New systematic review of low-carb trials (#41). Distinguishes btween semi low-carb and v. LC (<26% of cals). Found low-carb safe + effective "no diet negatively impacted cardiovascular risk factors, including HbA1c, blood lipids and waist circumference" bit.ly/2z2rAor
Jessica Turton retweeted
Our new Systematic Review of low carb diets. After tackling Type 1 Diabetes bit.ly/2Kb11n5 This time @TurtonJessica takes on the menagerie of interventions for Type 2 Diabetes. bit.ly/2YBNdGn
@ProfTimNoakes @virtahealth @lowcarb_aus @RobertLustigMD
Jessica Turton retweeted
Thanks for sharing Ivor. Just signed off on the corrected proofs this morning. Hopefully useful to engage and inform more clinicians and patients @TurtonJessica @syd_health @USydFHS @SydneyUni_Media
New paper published to help use #LCHF...to help the millions suffering from Type2 #Diabetes onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… #Keto
LIVER 🙀 A great way to introduce yourself to liver and other organ meats is by cutting them up into strips and coating them in a coconut + Parmesan cheese crust ✅ You can also play around… instagram.com/p/BrqvGezhf9l/…












