Good article by Tracey Neithercott published in Diabetes Forecast that I spotted on Diabetes Daily:
Are Carbs the Enemy?
Worth reading the whole piece, but the opening paragraph sets up the debate:
“When it comes to diabetes, there may be no topic more fraught with controversy than carbohydrates. Sure, everyone agrees that the body uses carbs for energy in the form of glucose. But how much carbohydrate should people with diabetes really eat?”
It pits the “Moderate-Carb” approach against the Low-Carb” approach— both represented by respected medical experts.
It also addresses what it calls the “Fat Question” before asking which what is the “Right Way”?
For me the final sentence says it all:
“In the end, the best diet is the healthy one you’re able to follow.”
What do YOU think?
Robin Ellis 
I don’t really think there is necessariily a “right way.” Every individual’s body and life situation is different. I think it’s about finding what works best for you. So I totally agree with the last quote. We shouldn’t have to “follow” any specific diet fad but make steps to change our lifestyle to a healthy one!