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  1. D@n1el

    Mild flu or cold is over, yet BG still higher than before...

    I am aware (thanks to this forum) that a flu or a cold can raise BG. But for how many days/weeks one should expect higher or erratic BG after the cold or flu symptoms have disappeared? My BG was finally showing values below 80 mg/dL after months of effort (carnivore/no carb/low carb/moderately...
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    Being in a hurry can raise BG?

    Fantastic help, thank you so very much, EllieM and Brunneria!!!
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    Being in a hurry can raise BG?

    Hi, I've just started my first 36-hour fasting attempt. So I've decided to check my BG out on specific points. My very first meal of the day had 7g of carbs, I finished it at 2:00 P.M. The second and last meal before fasting had 4.4g of carbs and it ended at 6:00 P.M. I checked my BG at 7:00...
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    Carnivore Corner

    Thank you very much for the fantastic replies, folks! I am on my fourth day eating meat (and a little bit of hard cheese) only. I am doing it all within an hour per day, so I can have a 23:1 IF also. I was previously (for about 2 months) on a low carb diet (<20g of carbs), but after a month with...
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    Carnivore Corner

    Hi, I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this question, but if someone (type 2) eats a meal that has only meat (0g carbs), will blood glucose still raise a little during the first couple of hours? I'm interested in carnivore and this is a doubt that came up.
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    Prediabetes Dawn phenomenon, physiologic insulin resistance or something else?

    During last year, my fasting blood glucose was getting higher and higher, sometimes above 115 mg/dL. Months before, I went to the lab and it was 97 mg/dL. I have a solid family history of mild to severe Type 2 and had a grand grand mother with Type 1. Hence, since last December I've decided to...
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    Type 2 Physiological IR/Adaptive Glucose Sparing

    I have a doubt about Physiological Insulin Resistance or Adaptive Glucose Sparing, and I wonder if anyone could clarify it, please. Is Physiological IR related only with low carb diet and fasting, or it could happen also with 24-hour/36-hour intermittent fasting alone (with no low carb diet)?
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    A few doubts regarding low carb and blood glucose

    Hi, I am a lean prediabetic (BMI = 20,2), my exams show no insulin resistance (HOMA-IR = 1.00) but they do suggest beta cell dysfunction (HOMA-Beta = 44.26). I am not taking medication now, my doctor said we should first try to get it all under control with lifestyle changes. I am going to the...
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    Trying to understand what I am dealing with

    Thank you all for the great help and answers. I honestly thought that I wrote too much and would not get help. This is a great place! Also nice to know there are members with experience on being lean and have diabetes. I was a little disappointed that many books wouldn't go into that. Read...
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    Trying to understand what I am dealing with

    Happy 2020! I went to the doctor, had some tests, and got the following results Fasting Glucose: 97 mg/dL Fasting Insulin: 4.2 mU/L HbA1c: 5.4%. Estimated Average Glucose: 108 mg/dL HOMA-IR: 1,00 HOMA-Beta: 44.26 The doctor agreed to hold medication a bit and see if physical activity (muscle...
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    Introduce Yourself: Answer Some Personal Questions

    Hello, everyone! - What is your name? Daniel - How old are you? 44 - Are you male or female? Male - Which country are you from? Brazil - Which city/area do you live in? Sao Paulo/SP - Are you religious? More worried about spirituality, but yes - Pick three words to describe your personality...
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