Great low carb grub. Not approved by the British Dietetic Association !

This was last nights low carb meal. A slow casserole of pork, red peppers, onion, courgettes, and mushrooms, served with cheesy leeks. The sort of food that has kept my blood glucose number non diabetic, on a couple of cheap Metformin pills per day, for six years.

It's very low carb and not condoned by the British Dietetic Association. Diabetics are instructed to eat starchy carbs with every meal, which leads to increased medication. The BDA and the NHS have presided over the complete dietary catastrophes for years. As the epidemics of obesity, type two diabetes and metabolic syndromes get worse, these people keep safe and keep to the rules. The big question? how do these people sleep at night, do they not realise the damage they are doing?

What is the name of the game here? Stick to the outdated rules and bent science, keep your job, and stuff the millions of UK diabetics. 

Eddie