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ziggy_w

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Viewing thread What was your fasting blood glucose? (with some chat), Apr 10, 2021 at 3:30 PM
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      Laurieluv
      Laurieluv
      I have recently been diagnosed with diabetes and had an episode of metabolic acidosis due to not eating much from stress and being keto prior to all of this. I saw a post of yours in another thread about your experience, and would love a chat if you're amiable?
      Aug 31, 2020
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      rowbo764
      rowbo764
      Thanks for your comments to my post. I should try to find low carb alternative to porridge for breakfast or other cereals. That is probably pusing up my blood glucose levels. Certainly when I missed out breakfast altogether, my reading reduced to 4.9. I might try scrambled eggs. I have breakfast at 6am so don't feel like doing to much cooking. Then I try to do a walk in the park straight afterwards.
      Jun 12, 2020
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        ziggy_w
        Sounds like a plan to me, @rowbo764. Will be curious to see what the result will be. It might also be an option to prepare breakfast foods the night before if you are rushed in the morning.
        Jun 14, 2020
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      poemagraphic
      poemagraphic
      Hello Ziggy
      Thank you once again for reading my latest post.
      I trust you are well.

      Have a great bank holiday monday... (err. this may not apply to you) Have a great Monday anyway!
      Po
      May 26, 2019
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      poemagraphic
      poemagraphic
      Hi Ziggy
      Thank you for your kind input on my posts this morning.
      Have a great day
      Po
      Apr 22, 2019
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    Gender:
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    Location:
    Germany
    Occupation:
    Education -- International Business
    Type of diabetes:
    Type 2
    Treatment type:
    Diet only
    Medication:
    Used to be on metformin, since June 2016 no medication
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    diagnosed May 2015 HbA1c 11.3% (100), put on metformin 2 x 1000 mg
    September 2015 HbA1c 5.3% (34)
    December 2015 HbA1c 5.4% (36), metformin reduced to 1 x 1000 mg
    June 2016 HbA1c 5.1% (32), taken off metformin
    September 2016 HbA1c 5.0% (31)
    September 2017 HbA1c 5.0% (31)
    September 2018 HbA1c 5.4% (36)
    March 2019 HbA1c 4.9% (29)
    September 2019 HbA1c 4.9% (29)
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