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About
- Gender:
- Female
- Type of diabetes:
- Prediabetes
- Treatment type:
- Diet only
- Exercise:
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Walk/jog daily for about 90 minutes
Do bodyweight exercises (pullups, pushups, squats)
Do mobility exercises (spins, cartwheels, handstands)
A1C July 2018 - 5.6% (37.7)
after 1 year low carb it has gone up....
July 2019 - 5.9% (41)
Dec 2019 - 6.0%
I have chronic kidney disease and it is imperative I keep my A1C from going any higher.
Not giving up on low-carb but trying to figure out what to do next.
November 2019: Got a CGM and quickly discovered I have reactive hypoglycemia.Interact
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44 year old female, 5'2'', BMI 22.9 (was BMI 26 when initially diagnosed)
A1C July 2018 - 5.6% (37.7)
started low-carb and lost weight, lowered BP, etc., but blood sugar still out of whack:
July 2019 - 5.9% (41)
Nov 2019 - 6.0% (42)
I have chronic kidney disease and it is imperative I keep my A1C from going any higher.
November 2019: Got a CGM and quickly discovered I have reactive hypoglycemia.
September 2020 I took the plunge and committed to a 30-day very low carb way of eating. My fasting blood glucose has finally dropped into the normal range (actually even low-normal!).