Hi
@charlie000,
These are some excellent numbers. Really well done. (Don't think most of us could go any lower, even if we wanted to.)
I remember having read somewhere that the average HbA1c for normal non-diabetic people is 5.1% or 32. (Came across this in one of many google searches I did for a number of things -- unfortunately can't remember the source of this information anymore.)
Healthwise, I believe your postprandial levels are the most important figure -- as spikes seem to do more damage than levels that are generally a bit elevated. You might want to have a look at Jenny Ruhl's website (
https://www.bloodsugar101.com/). She has looked at loads of scientific studies concerning the relationship between blood sugars and diabetic complications.