Is keto diet good for diabetes?

I ate low carb/almost keto for years. I tried fasting after seeing it recommending in multiple YouTube videos posted by doctors. I ate breakfast and dinner and only a protein bar for lunch. My blood sugar is almost completely under control now.

Well here's a few sites, from my understanding you can because keto reduces the amount of insulin you need but you should carefully plan it. I'm not a doctor though so this is just opinion.

But I'd say the best you can do is read up on it, they do have several books. The first one is about type two and the second is type one. Not really sure if it matters or not so you night want to look that up.

I edited this to say that you should check with your doctor on this but if you do start the keto diet, get some electrolytes too you'll need it. If they don't interfere with medication of course.

https://www.amazon.com/Ketogenic-Diet-Type-Diabetes-Complications/dp/194372105X

https://www.amazon.com/Conquer-Type-Diabetes-Ketogenic-Diet/dp/1943721068/

https://www.healthline.com/health/diabetes/why-i-tried-keto-diet#How-to-stay-on-track

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2772566922000179

That's not a good thing . You can get really sick from that. The keto diet isn't for everyone...but I would be very careful and get some guidance from a nutritionist first

It’s good short-term to get a very high blood sugar level down. I know someone whose blood sugar was over 700 and told him about the keto diet. He watched the videos and in 6 weeks his blood sugar was down to a healthy level. He gradually introduced fruit and other carbs.

Yes but probably not long term.. maybe short term . My sister was in ketoacidosis this year and it requires hospital stay... have you gone in to get on an IV? It's very important, as doctors will bring down the sugars for you, in a controlled setting. It will have a good amount of insulin per hour in the drip, plus a small amount of sugar as to not crash too low.
My sister was advised basically low carbs, and protein at each meal ...once off the IV. (I believe 30 carb per meal was ok, after the IV treatment).

Download CarbManager app to help keep track of what do eat and track your carbs.

I believe it is, but check with your doctor before starting on it.

That's a question best answered by a doctor or dietitian

I believe so, but ask someone whom actually knows so.

Yes. Meat and eggs and nuts.

Wait, you have ketoacidosis? Isn't that fatal within, like, a few hours without treatment?