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I continue to have reactive Hypos. This happens when I eat floury things. My BS gets a bit higher, and then boom, it falls all the way down to low values. As I said, no insulin used.

I went to the hospital yesterday and slept there, because I felt strange and forceless. I don't know if that had to do with diabetes, my BS was ok. Maybe I just need to rest. Anyway they made many tests on me, and it turns out that only by dieting and using almost no insulin i brought my hba1c...

Sounds pretty bad actually... Hope my pancreas doesn't decide to throw off some insuline while I am sleeping or driving...

Guys, I don´t know what to think anymore. Today I had hypo, twice. Only problem is: I didn´t inject any kind of insulin. I ate a Croissant filled with Chocolate for breakfast at 8. o´clock and at 10.30 I was sitting in my office talking to the phone and I started trembling. I felt like losing...

I continued with my tests. I am not healed for sure, my values go sometimes higher than 160 mg/dl, but my condition certainly got better from the beginning. I ate some carbs in the last days, for example a piece of cake, or some bread, and I compensated with some fast insulin. Always 2 to 4...

I'm just trying to figure out if a weight loss could improve my condition. I'm not fat, just 3/4 kg overweight. Maybe if I reach a BMI of 23 could I improve something.

I understand that for T2 is better to lose weight so that they have to feed less cells with insuline. Do the same benefits apply to T1? As first thought, I would imagine that the same amount of sugar is worse for your body if you are a small person... But probably I'm missing something. Could...

Hopefully a long time. I was positive to the GAD test. Do beta cells regenerate if the immune attacks become smaller?

Actually with potatoes from 80 to 100

No rise at all, a flat line. I will continue testing. Is it possible to recover? Are there any cases?

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Hello everyone. Since I discovered I'm diabetic I started eating very controlled avoiding carbs, and my BS has improved very much. I actually don't use any insulin. Sometimes I eat carbs but I noticed that my values don't go too high. Yesterday I ate an entire Pizza and my freestyle libre stayed...

The problem is I have a CSV file, but to upload to MySugr I need an original Medtronic csv or a Freestyle Libre txt and adapt my csv so that I can upload it. That all in mg/dl format.

No, since I don't have them. Actually I have the Freestyle Libre, but no reader device. I'm using the official smartphone app that doesn't allow export (officially). I managed anyway to export the data from the app in a csv file with a non official method.

Hello everyone, I would like to import my data into mysugr app, but I have to use a file from the freestyle libre or medtronic. Since I don't know the file format, could someone please post a txt export file from the freestyle libre or a csv export file from Medtronic Carelink (mg/dl units were...

I'm comparing a roll of bread with an entire 125g milk chocolate table.

Are you meaning that fats decrease the sugar spikes?

I try to stay away from carbs, but sometimes I still eat some sweets, milk chocolate for example. Never was in hyper, even with chocolate. I have been only twice very high, over 200mg/dl and that's when i ate white bread. How is that possible? I mean, chocolate is almost pure sugar!

I was just doing 2u before dinner and 6u Lantus before bed. If this feelings go on over the weekend I'll get to the doc.

I'm taking about 100-150 grams carbs per day. Anyway in the last days I wasn't on low carb 'cause I wanted to test my reactions (which were good). I thought I may be in Ketosis maybe... I even have a bit of muscolar pain, especially in my legs. Not doing movement or sports since I'm studying for...