I had not heard of him. It may be worth a try. It seems that if diabetics can lose weight, that often improves insulin sensitivity. If intermittent fasting helps you to lose weight and get your sugar under control, that would be great.

Yes, after reading Dr. Jung book, I realized that the "diet" advice I was getting was not complete. I have been on a moderate to low carb diet for fifteen months. I lost about 25 pounds....am down to 205 (still overweight) but HA1c dropped from the high 7s to 5.6. I am still on meds (6 units daily of Levimir, and 2000 mg metformin). I did and do have a problem communicating with endocronoligist about what I am doing.

I recently read another nutrition book entitled "The F-Factor" and it helped me in meal planning by helping me choose foods that are high in fiber, thus low in net carb (total carb minus fiber). My MFP net carb target is now between 125 and 135. I don't ignore total carbs but also don't let it raise my anxiety level.