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<blockquote data-quote="slimtony" data-source="post: 240201" data-attributes="member: 32192"><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>It could be that the Metformin is better at boosting the effect of your Levemir compared to the Novorapid. The only way to prove/disprove this theory would be to try an alternative rapid insulin in the hope that you have more luck with it.</p><p></p><p>One other random thought is that it could be one of the supplements (omega 3, Benfotaimine and Vitamin D3) that you're taking interacting with the Novorapid (and/or perhaps the Metformin). Unless you feel they're essential, I'd recommend a short break from taking them, just to see what happens. I've had run-ins in the past with supplements that were supposed to be 'all good'.</p><p></p><p>All the best.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="slimtony, post: 240201, member: 32192"] Hi, It could be that the Metformin is better at boosting the effect of your Levemir compared to the Novorapid. The only way to prove/disprove this theory would be to try an alternative rapid insulin in the hope that you have more luck with it. One other random thought is that it could be one of the supplements (omega 3, Benfotaimine and Vitamin D3) that you're taking interacting with the Novorapid (and/or perhaps the Metformin). Unless you feel they're essential, I'd recommend a short break from taking them, just to see what happens. I've had run-ins in the past with supplements that were supposed to be 'all good'. All the best. [/QUOTE]
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