You will get your diabetes under control, I know you can do it gurl! I know it's so freakin hard when everythings upside down and you don't know where to even start but once you get the ball rolling it gets much much better I can say that much.
Firstly, you are so welcome!!
I’m sorry you’re having an overall difficult time with things and I know what that’s like. I currently deal with a toxic living environment and a childhood abuser which makes diabetes that much more difficult to manage.
Fortunately we have one another for support
I’ve been so hesitant to post this for quite some time now, but I feel like it will do more good than harm.. so here we go.
There used to be a point and time in my life when I thought type 1 diabetes was the devil and it was preventing me from everything I wanted to do and wanted to become. I...
My preference is injecting nova rapid for my dawn phenomenon because increasing my basal insulin increases low blood sugars for the rest of my day whereas the fast acting is in and out for that one job
In case anyone was wondering, I managed to fix this problem following Antje77 advice of pre bolusing more in advance.
By pre bolusing 50-60 minutes before my breakfast I’ve been able to eat 90-120g carbs with minimal spikes under 10 mmol/L and for mostly under 8 mmol/L.
I’m absolutely...
Haha well you were pretty close in your guess! I think people call what I do Whole foods plant based but I'm not a fan of being considered under a "diet" so I just like to say I eat whole foods :woot:
I don't touch those foods because the fat causes all kinds of problems with insulin resistance...
I will try the longer pre bolus :)
Yes that is what I mean and also eggs and tofu wouldn't be possible for me because I eat only whole foods and no meat/dairy.
So increasing the pre bolus time from 20 minutes to maybe 30 and so on? Lowering the carbs doesn't work because I still get the spike and I'm left terribly hungry lol. Yeah I know what you mean about your body being woken up!
I would have to do a lot of testing with fruits but my body digests...
Hey everyone, hope y'all are having a wonderful day :)
So, I have a bit of an issue that has become problematic and it's the biggest hurdle I have in my day to day diabetes management that I haven't figured out how to overcome but figured you guys might have some interesting ideas or insights...