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Type 2s: What was your fasting blood glucose in a morning? (very low chat level)
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jonbvn
Well-Known Member
LOL. No I work in the middle east. Flying back to work today after Xmas break.
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Deleted member 108625
Guest
7.8 after finishing off the mince pies yesterday! Whoops
Speedbird
Well-Known Member
Haha! Only asked in case some of my colleagues are on this forum.
I also think my career has something to do with my diabetes.
Anyway don't want to hijack this thread
Back to topic X
6.7 after my dog walk More coffee with cream now.
JohnEGreen
Master
4.9 this morning.
Freema
Expert
5.9 today at 11.30 had 90 grams of carbs yesterday..
those of you who do keep track of what number of grams of carbs you eat everyday... if you would share the number of carbs eaten the day before your morning blood glucose numbers , I´d be glad.. it could be interesting to see how similar peoples results are compared to how many grams of carbs they ate the day before...
I guess women in general must eat fewer grams of carbs to get the same numbers as men in general, mostly because of smaller bodysize and smaller musclemass... but on the other hand many of us type 2 women have succeeded in rather impressing bodysizes
well happy new year to all, and wish you a good and happy journey in the lower carbing World
those of you who do keep track of what number of grams of carbs you eat everyday... if you would share the number of carbs eaten the day before your morning blood glucose numbers , I´d be glad.. it could be interesting to see how similar peoples results are compared to how many grams of carbs they ate the day before...
I guess women in general must eat fewer grams of carbs to get the same numbers as men in general, mostly because of smaller bodysize and smaller musclemass... but on the other hand many of us type 2 women have succeeded in rather impressing bodysizes
well happy new year to all, and wish you a good and happy journey in the lower carbing World
LAR
Well-Known Member
Did the orange raise or lower your blood sugar?
LAR
Well-Known Member
Great idea Freema, Happy New Low carb Year to you too!5.9 today at 11.30 had 90 grams of carbs yesterday..
those of you who do keep track of what number of grams of carbs you eat everyday... if you would share the number of carbs eaten the day before your morning blood glucose numbers , I´d be glad.. it could be interesting to see how similar peoples results are compared to how many grams of carbs they ate the day before...
I guess women in general must eat fewer grams of carbs to get the same numbers as men in general, mostly because of smaller bodysize and smaller musclemass... but on the other hand many of us type 2 women have succeeded in rather impressing bodysizes
well happy new year to all, and wish you a good and happy journey in the lower carbing World
ickihun
Master
Too much fruit contributed to my fatty liver, which has now gone.
I don't miss fruit. Less heavy grocery to carry. Veg is only allowed in my diet well cooked due to underactive thyroid. Diabetes control is just the half of my bodies needs but thankful a half I can cope with even with this mornings 14.2 due to carbs and no insulin.
Carbs today too til my low carb shop friday. Mixed insulin no huge effect on carbs so I've dropped it til it can make a difference. Too much insulin circulating won't help by adding more insulin. Nor help reduce insulin resistance.
Liver blocks more helpful until insulin is processed into and out of my liver, muscles and other organs. Remembered 500mg of metformin this morning and just now. Regular only long-term metformin helps my pcos and insulin resistance on small meals.
Painkillers and diuretic taking pressure from stress of obese body movements and pressure on my heart.
See you tomorrow for my lottery fbg number. Hopefully below 10mmol/l without insulin added.
I don't miss fruit. Less heavy grocery to carry. Veg is only allowed in my diet well cooked due to underactive thyroid. Diabetes control is just the half of my bodies needs but thankful a half I can cope with even with this mornings 14.2 due to carbs and no insulin.
Carbs today too til my low carb shop friday. Mixed insulin no huge effect on carbs so I've dropped it til it can make a difference. Too much insulin circulating won't help by adding more insulin. Nor help reduce insulin resistance.
Liver blocks more helpful until insulin is processed into and out of my liver, muscles and other organs. Remembered 500mg of metformin this morning and just now. Regular only long-term metformin helps my pcos and insulin resistance on small meals.
Painkillers and diuretic taking pressure from stress of obese body movements and pressure on my heart.
See you tomorrow for my lottery fbg number. Hopefully below 10mmol/l without insulin added.
callyandy
Well-Known Member
Wow. Fantastic reading. Welcome
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6.9 at 5:30am, that's the last time I am eating salted peanuts ever...
