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    faulty Libre or BG changing?

    No I don't have a finger prick/blood testing meter. Scared of needles so would rather not!
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    faulty Libre or BG changing?

    Hi everyone I joined this forum last week after recently being diagnosed with RH. I used a Libre for a month and saw my levels stabilise dramatically when I started avoiding carbs. After 3 weeks without one I started a new sensor this weekend, intending to try out new foods and test the reaction...
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    New to RH - a steep learning curve!

    Thanks for these responses. I'm back on the monitor this weekend and hope to add to my list of foods that I already know I can and can't eat. I read somewhere on this forum that a spike of 2 or more mmol after eating is too much - is that right? It said 2 hours after but found my spikes...
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    New to RH - a steep learning curve!

    I have a few questions about food please. I've read that it helps to avoid caffeine - is that true? What about grains, beans and pulses? Information sources on keto or blood sugar diets (like Michael Mosley) vary about these. I am really missing bread! I've found the Freshwell low carb project...
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    New to RH - a steep learning curve!

    Thanks for the welcome and the information. It's a huge relief to have access to people who understand this. Someone asked what tests I've had - loads of blood tests, including 9am cortisol (normal) and c-peptide (high). Faecal elastase (high end of normal). I saw an endocrinologist through the...
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    New to RH - a steep learning curve!

    Age 65 I've recently been diagnosed with RH. Have always had a bit of a thing with low blood sugar but it got suddenly worse recently. I bought a Libre monitor & was shocked to see the highs before the crashes. Advised by all medics to eat complex carbs & take sugar/glucose when low. This made...