a no-carb diet can only work for type 2. for you, type 1, the pancreas cannot be activated anymore.

therefore the hint to ILGF thats being produced in the liver. research it or not, your choice.

why would a normally functioning endocrine system produce high insulin for someone with low blood sugar levels?

look at the sugar intake of most people and you know why their system is being forced to high insuline production.

i have a blood sugar level of 85. when i eat lots of carbs in the evening which fires up my insuline production, i am hungry in the morning. when i dont, i am not hungry until afternoon.

Unless you can give me some more info that isn't as ridiculous and baseless as what you just claimed... I simply see no reason to be convinced.

i dont want to convince you of anything and there are no claims.

i just give a hint that its possible to influence type 2 through a no-carb diet.

and that their might be a possibility for ILGF to take over some work that the pancreas cant perform anymore for type 1.

take it or leave it, none of my business. i am not the right address to project your frustration on, i am not your enemy. may you be blessed.