Diabetic needing advice!

I don't think this is this place to be looking for that advice. Speak to your health care provider before you radically change your diet. There's debate out there about low carb for type 1's. Here in Ireland it's not recommend by official channels but on the net you'll find accounts from people doing it very successfully.

I think a low carb high protein diet is the way to go . You can set up your food diary to track what you want, you don't need to follow MFP guidelines for carbs and proteins . You need to eat in whatever way keeps your glucose levels under control . I was recently diagnosed pre diabetic . I've done a lot of reading on diabetes . I have cut out junk and I try to eat as clean as possible . My glucose levels are in normal ranges now . Good luck

I think a low carb high protein diet is the way to go . You can set up your food diary to track what you want, you don't need to follow MFP guidelines for carbs and proteins . You need to eat in whatever way keeps your glucose levels under control . I was recently diagnosed pre diabetic . I've done a lot of reading on diabetes . I have cut out junk and I try to eat as clean as possible . My glucose levels are in normal ranges now . Good luck

there is no such thing as 'pre-diabetic' when you are talking about Type 1......

talk to your healthcare practitioner. messing with your carb levels messes with the amount of insulin you will need to set the pump at. going low-carb could put you at serious risk of a hypo if not managed properly.

get some proper advice from a medical professional who knows about diabetes. nutrition and weight gain are the things they know an awful lot about, and they should be able to advise. Personally I would go for the clean eating and maybe smaller portions but make sure you let your GP know what you are doing.