snowmonkey
Active Member
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
Don't tell anyone...but the meters are not as accurate as they seem. I take any reading g in 4.x to 5.x as good (for me on my low carb diet) But there isn't really the 1/10 accuracy that the meters portray.My diabtes been up and down today just done my 2 hour after meal BG 7.3mmol/l 4.8mmol/l 2.7 mmol/l 14.1mmol/l 10.2 mmol/l and 12.0 mmol/l
Meters have to meet a standard which says the accuracy is +/- 15%. If you use the same meter all the time then you are able to compare readings rather than worry too much about absolute accuracy.Don't tell anyone...but the meters are not as accurate as they seem. I take any reading g in 4.x to 5.x as good (for me on my low carb diet) But there isn't really the 1/10 accuracy that the meters portray.
Still I reckon close to the nearest 0.5. Give or take
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Sorry I don’t drink and even in my drinking days I didn’t like red wine. I’ll therefore have to abstaine from your research, sorry! My average blood sugar today is 6.1 so far, higher than normal but aside from a couple of Xmas treats I am running higher since an op on one foot and a steroid injection in the other foot on FridayIt seems like a few people are having some great readings after taking their 'medicine'. I am teetotal but am seriously thinking of red wine as a curative (seriously, Kendrick says if you don't drink then start drinking!).
So, with this in mind I request all members who are of legal age to drink red wine and tell me their findings, strictly in the name of science though!
Sorry I don’t drink and even in my drinking days I didn’t like red wine. I’ll therefore have to abstaine from your research, sorry! My average blood sugar today is 6.1 so far, higher than normal but aside from a couple of Xmas treats I am running higher since an op on one foot and a steroid injection in the other foot on Friday
Alcohol is known to lower BG's in the very short term. IMHO all livers are Male, even those that reside in females, reason being, the liver seems to only be able to deal with one thing at a time. On detecting alcohol your liver is so busy dealing with a potential alcohol poisoning that it forgets to produce glycogen
Kendrick says if you don't drink then start drinking!).
I read woman who are t-total increase their risk of being T2 diabetic by 40% !
My BG goes lower if I drink red wine, but alcohol can give a false low readingIt seems like a few people are having some great readings after taking their 'medicine'. I am teetotal but am seriously thinking of red wine as a curative (seriously, Kendrick says if you don't drink then start drinking!).
So, with this in mind I request all members who are of legal age to drink red wine and tell me their findings, strictly in the name of science though!
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