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6.1 or 119 mg/dl:)

Well, I am so happy to find this thread. I have had slightly raised cholesterol for over 30 years and have refused statins because-they were fairly new when I was first asked to take them and I had just been through taking several of the cox 2 inhibitors for arthritis and then seeing them taken...

Well, it may be treatable and something else entirely-now that you are aware of the problem you can take steps like seeing the doctor to make it better. Merry Christmas! and happy exercising! (don't over do it at first-small changes are much easier to sustain than drastic ones). And thanks for...

8.5 or 154 mg/dl This is more a four hours after Christmas breakfast granola with banana and prunes (and presents) reading- that happened very early this morning about 4 hours ago. I am mildly surprised it is not higher but this is why I no longer have this breakfast every day.:)

I do not know if a swollen tummy affects insulin absorption but I notice that when my abdomen is swollen my BG's are also higher. I know that mine swells with stress. I think my cortisol levels rise when I am stressed and this causes the swollen tummy and BG rise. But also, cortisol makes me...

Peter you are supposed to eat the applebutter not apply it to your toes! Merry Christmas!

(Oops, sorry Sable Jan-I did it again.) High.

Merry Christmas! Buoy.

4.7 or 85 mg/dl :watching: This is a little low for me but I feel okay, I think my body is getting used to having a little lower BG than it used too. I haven't taken my asthma medicine yet this morning.

Travis, Randy.

Fortuna. (California, USA)

Ronald Reagan.

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Righteous

Wow, you do have a shirt!

At least you know what caused it-progress!:cat:

We are having a much scaled down version this year to avoid a lot of the stress.

5.5 or 100 mg/dl :happy:

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Something toney, really attractive pumps. SHOES