You two are funny. Very entertaining. Would love the know what Tara’s daily diet and exercise is like. Please please. 🙏 a1c of 4.6 I’ve never seen before except in the very skinny (malnourished) phenotype.

How did u get the RX, when my dr said NO WY bc it’s dangerous for type 1s…? The slowing down of stomach emptying already happening to a lot of t1s is just made worse, I thought..

*I must admit, I'm really Jealous! but not mad*

This is funny but it really highlights for me that I have an issue! I'm rarely below 100 ever. Being around 120 on average feels good for me lol

You need a low carb life style.

My insurance denied my doctors prescription for these meds. I states doing some research and there’s a good amount info on Allulose having some beneficial similar effects. I’m in the beginning stages of experimenting with it but so far I am seeing a difference. Also still exploring info on the pharma drug side as far as insurance goes. But, in the meantime this is promising at least.

Girl we never can stuff our face with B.S food and it makes me. Mad sometimes 😢😢😅😅

That was fun! I'll never do another sensor where I have to get up during the night to scan it. No thanks. And why are you doing carbs? You could probably handle complex carbs - broccoli, spinach, cabbage. But pizza, really? Thanks for the idea of scanning KZfaq for CGM users and data. It can be fricking overwhelming.

lol... fun video

Try the Sugar Pixel. You can place the vibrating puck under your pillow

Thanks, really interesting comparison! Can I ask if you’re aiming to keep within the same non-diabetic (tight) range of 70-140?

Like the end about trying to sleep with it on your arm, so true.

Like to see the same test with someone older like 50 and above. Harder as you get older.

Let’s hope that something good is around the corner for people with type 1 Diabetes! But I don’t think pharmaceutical companies would let it happen! That is why they could send people to moon , cars that drive themselves…..but after 100 years of research, still no cure for type 1 !!! If there is a cure tomorrow , pharmaceutical companies would start losing billions of dollars in selling type 1 diabetes products!

Looking at your numbers make me proud. My in range averages run between 93 and 96. Trying to get my blood glucose levels averages below 95 and haven't had a low glucose below 65 in months. (Just watch me crash tonight for bragging on myself)

Three cheers for TARA!!! I loved this video. Ginger, your channel is the best. And you've obviously got great friends. Thanks so much for this one -- both of you.

Hii! I’m a type 1d as well. Wanted to know how you were able to get ozempic?

That is because Tara has probably eaten in moderation for most/all of her life. A T2 diabetic if they have any hope of all in reversing diabetes has to be much more careful. And in the end will most likely never approach their youthful pre-diabetic state. You will always have to watch what you eat. Good channels to watch are Jason Fung (MD), ken Berry (MD), Adapt Your Life (Dr. Eric Westman), Dr. Sten Ekberg, & Beat Diabetes.

T1D are warriors!!

But, Try the real test. Have Tara stimulate the body with sugar. Eat a big piece of cake, eat a sugar filled donut, a huge bowl of ice cream. The average person can digest and break down normal foods....very easily.

I thought type one diabetics were not to use this medicine

Good information and great to hear that progress is being made. I was diagnosed at 26 yrs and back then the thinking was that within ten years there would be a cure. Well, just turned 58 and I kind of wrote off the whole cure bit a while ago. At least within my lifetime. This will be great for future generations but it probably won't impact me. I've found out how to live with Type 1 and to me the best advancement has been my Dexcom CGM. Makes diabetes management a lot easier. 😊

Thanks for making it light for a change! It is a lot of work! I am just happy I am not one to give up and DO WHAT IT TAKES to be HEALTHY 👍

Her pancreas pushed all redundant blood sugar into fat cells.

Eat grapes on an empty stomach.

Not happening, AI could sort this I have no doubt at all .. problem is uk NHS buys insulin from the woman featured on forbes magazine last year as richest woman in the world .. where shouting cure .. she's shouting treatment .. you think anyone hears us? I don't ..

I’ve been waiting for 30 yrs and I really hope and pray there will be a cure soon while I’m young enough to enjoy it.

Give her a big bowl of rice and and baked potato and lets see how her blood sugar does

The better question is if you are a type 1 why the hell arent you using an insulin pump tied to a dexcom.

The low blood glucose in the AM is from the alcohol.

Insulin moves glucose from your blood into cells all over your body , It does more harm to your body.

That would Awesome!! Can't wait for that day 😊

Glad to hear the news. Thanks for explaining also.

❤ *Happy 4th Ginger & family!* ❤ but I am *DEFINITELY* one of those people that believe the Cure is being *HIDDEN* from *US!*

I'm type 2 and I want a cure also

I feel you indeed!!I want a cure for my boy and very soon!!Thank you Ginger! You are amazing! Happy Independence Day!

Willkommen im Club

Is afreza insulin available? Please talk about it ?!

I always take issue with labeling these things as a cure. I would suggest we call them "therapy" rather than "cure". The progress is great to see but the marketing is insulting.

*Really enjoyed this video!* *A non-diabetic friend of mine ate everything in sight one night! sweets, carbs, everything imaginable until she couldn't possibly stuff another morsel of food in her mouth!! and I finger tested her for the rest of the night and throughout the next morning! & she NEVER went over 133!!* *Please Ginger! keep pushing for that insertable sleeve type non-anti-rejection drug using CURE* *YIKES! my HIGH Alarm is Screaming at me right now as I'm typing this* 😖

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I loved your video

Great video!

That was a great video! I often wonder what normal CGM readings really look like

..lol heh I almost wish I could do this with any of my close friends so they can get a real idea of the "battle" we face daily BUT I would probably make them finger stick test just so they could get a more "real" version (just kidding - I wouldn't wish this on anyone). Great video, you both seem to be great friends and enjoy each other's company. Thank you Tara, for being kind enough to go through the paces!

There are hundreds of people who have been cured of Type 1 Diabetes through islet or pancreas transplants. This has been going on for 25 years. Like the Vertex and Sernova trials, they require immunosuppression.

im currently 91% in range and 2 months back a1c was 4.9 he told me aim for 5.8 3 months earlier .. my meals are mostly eggs dairy n meat but i do eat chocolate everyday .. i take alot of stuff thats suppose be good for my immune system and likely got some pancreas workin still .. my sensor does'nt seem very accurate aswell so my stats are likely better than they show, sometimes it says ive spiked to as high as 16.0 but i test with finger prick and can be as much as 5 lower .. said i was 2.9 2 days ago when i was in the pub drinkin, i did a test i was 4.2 .. i dont get very good readings because i take vitamin c suppliments i believe tho its a good guide, i want to see a sensor on someone who eats like more than half the world, like someone gong macdonalds .. surely they spike after like 300gram of carbs n sugar in a hour or so .. find a less healthy friend plz haha ive wanted to do this myself with my mates already just as refference

This was so funny and interesting!!!! And yes, her perfect shoogs….were annoying!!!

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This made me laugh. I kept expecting her to snarkily say to you, "To quote Bill Clinton, 'I feel your pain," but that would have made you even more upset. LOL. You both seem like great friends. It is frustrating for all of us T1Ds to have to work so hard to maintain good numbers, and non-diabetics do it perfectly and effortlessly. I became a diabetic in my early 20s. Before that happened, I never once thought about glucose in my blood. Great video.