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I read the recent Readers Digest article on your work and wondered about applications in my line of work. I work with large employers who pay substantial sums toward employee health benefits. Traditional “health and wellness” programs are litle more than glorified gym memberships. These groups are a great route to the masses. I would be interested in your thoughts and level of interest in working with me to develop an affordable and realistic program that employers can promote to their employees.

Dr. Jay’s Reply:

I have often thought that employee health benefit plans would be a good place to implement this kind of approach. The reduced need for medications would reduce benefit costs, for sure, but I also think that the employers who fund these plans would also benefit from a healthier, more energetic workforce, less absenteeism, less presentism, etc etc. I would be very interested in developing a program for this kind of application.

I give this link out a lot, only to have people ignore it once they see they can’t view the program.

Dr. Jay’s Reply:

I don’t know the answer to that. Perhaps, if people contacted the CBC, they might consider doing this. In the meantime, Mary Bissell, the producer, sells DVD copies on her website: http://www.mybigfatdiet.net

Dr. Jay’s Reply:

It is a problem for me to try to practice medicine over the internet or from a distance. There is also an issue in terms of interfering in your relationship with your own doctor. Having said that, I can suggest some ideas to you that should help in managing your diabetes. Think of it as an intolerance to carbohydrates. You, for whatever reason, have developed a condition that means you can no longer normally metabolize carbohydrates. This means any foods that contain starch or sugar, whether it is natural or refined. The more of these types of food you eat the more medication you will have to take. If you stop eating these types of food your need for medication will go down and may go away altogether. You must be careful if you change your diet, however, because if you stop eating starch and sugar and continue to take your medications your blood sugar may go too low. This can also happen with your blood pressure, too, if you are taking medication for that. This is best done under the supervision of your doctor who can help you reduce the medications as needed. I hope this advice is helpful to you. I would encourage you to read through all the posts on this site as there is more information here that you may find useful. Good luck.

Are there plans to do a longitudinal follow up? A 10-year study of a low-carbing population would be so great to add to our knowledge base, as most studies to date have been pretty short-term.

Rachel

Dr. Jay’s Reply:

At this time there is no official follow-up. I have encouraged the nurse who worked on the study to continue to assist people and to keep records. I am trying to get some funding in place to support this and I hope that it will be possible to do some follow-up over the longer term to see how people do. It is my impression that some people continue to do well while others have fallen off the diet.