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I was just wondering if there were other PN'ers that have non diabetic induced PN that was agrivated/flared by sugars and carbs. I know of only one other person on this board who has this. I have autoimmune PN for nearly 10 years that waxed and waned and only recently have been unable to tolerate carbs and sugars because they are causing exacerbation. I have been to a gastro, an allergist, and my GP and they all don't understand it. I have been assured by my tests that I am not pre- diabetic, and also I am in good physical shape.

I had some success on RLipoic acid and for the first 2 weeks I was on it I could eat some carbs without aggrivating my PN. As my body adjusted to it but, the magic affects wore off and carbs were aggrivating it again. I have had 2 fasting Blood glucose tests and they came back at 4.2 and 4.5. I believe you need to be above 5.6 to be considered pre-diabetic/ insulin resistant.

Anyways I was just wondering if there were any others and if so what advice did you receive from your doctor.
Hi Aussie
I am convinced that this has something to do with blood sugar. I happen to notice that my pain and symptoms become horrendous when my blood sugar drops. I have always had low blood sugar issues but this neuropathy thing is new for me. I am transitioning to a modified ketogenic diet to see if it helps. I found this info that might to interesting to some of you.

http://jackkruse.com/what-is-peripheral-neuropathy/
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I am convinced that this has something to do with blood sugar. I happen to notice that my pain and symptoms become horrendous when my blood sugar drops. I have always had low blood sugar issues but this neuropathy thing is new for me. I am transitioning to a modified ketogenic diet to see if it helps. I found this info that might to interesting to some of you.

http://jackkruse.com/what-is-peripheral-neuropathy/

Hi Healthgirl,
I have read Jack Ruse. It's very interesting isn't it? I have been on a Paleo diet but cheated on Xmas day and still paying for it. I guess it may take a few days to get out of my system.
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I have read Jack Ruse. It's very interesting isn't it? I have been on a Paleo diet but cheated on Xmas day and still paying for it. I guess it may take a few days to get out of my system.
I've been on a paleo/primal/whole foods style diet for several years and I just adjust my carbs to my activity level. I think it's a great way to eat and it's easy to stay thin on. I'm considering slightly changing my diet to a Wahls Protocol type of ketogenic diet as I want to see if it helps my situation.
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I've been on a paleo/primal/whole foods style diet for several years and I just adjust my carbs to my activity level. I think it's a great way to eat and it's easy to stay thin on. I'm considering slightly changing my diet to a Wahls Protocol type of ketogenic diet as I want to see if it helps my situation.
Hi Madisongirl. With your diet are you in Ketosis? I am not sure if I am in Ketosis, but my friend who studied nutrition said I was not. She said ketosis causes bad breath ands dark urine. I am not sure because I don't get much carbs at all maybe 30-50 max a day. I eat mostly nuts ,veggies ,sugar free natural peanut butter,eggs,salad, lamb & beef. I have decided to see a dietician to help me devise an eating plan.

I cheated over xmas eve, Xmas day, Boxing Day with xmas cake mostly and a few caramels.

Now I am having trouble getting to that tolerable/acceptable pain plateau again.
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Hi Madisongirl. With your diet are you in Ketosis? I am not sure if I am in Ketosis, but my friend who studied nutrition said I was not. She said ketosis causes bad breath ands dark urine. I am not sure because I don't get much carbs at all maybe 30-50 max a day. I eat mostly nuts ,veggies ,sugar free natural peanut butter,eggs,salad, lamb & beef. I have decided to see a dietician to help me devise an eating plan.

I cheated over xmas eve, Xmas day, Boxing Day with xmas cake mostly and a few caramels.

Now I am having trouble getting to that tolerable/acceptable pain plateau again.
I'm not currently in Ketosis, but I'll probably be striving for that in the next several months. I'm not sure about bad breath and being in ketosis, but you can buy keto strips for rough measurement purposes.
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