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At any given time the glucose content is high after eating

HICHAM_T2

HICHAM_T2

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At any given time the glucose content is high after eating
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No that will vary from person to person as well as again depending on what has been eaten.
It is I'm afraid just a case of testing yourself to see what happens. We are all unique and react to things in different ways.
One thing I can say is that as a Type 2 diabetic if you eat a meal with lots of carbohydrates then your blood glucose will very probably be higher than if you ate a meal low in carbohydrates.
 
bulkbiker said:
No that will vary from person to person as well as again depending on what has been eaten.
It is I'm afraid just a case of testing yourself to see what happens. We are all unique and react to things in different ways.
One thing I can say is that as a Type 2 diabetic if you eat a meal with lots of carbohydrates then your blood glucose will very probably be higher than if you ate a meal low in carbohydrates.
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Thank you, this is what I will do tomorrow to see how many carbohydrates i should eat
How much carbohydrate converts to glucose
 
hichamgsm said:
How much carbohydrate converts to glucose
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All of it!

The time of our peak will vary depending on what we eat. Various foods slow down the conversion the carbs to glucose - fats mainly, also some fibre. It is possible to peak at 30 minutes or earlier if all you eat is a banana mashed up with sugar, whereas if you eat a balanced meal it is likely to be between an hour and 90 minutes, whereas with certain other mixes of food it may be 2 and a half hours or 3 hours sometimes. An hour to 90 minutes is probably the most common.
 
Bluetit1802 said:
All of it!

The time of our peak will vary depending on what we eat. Various foods slow down the conversion the carbs to glucose - fats mainly, also some fibre. It is possible to peak at 30 minutes or earlier if all you eat is a banana mashed up with sugar, whereas if you eat a balanced meal it is likely to be between an hour and 90 minutes, whereas with certain other mixes of food it may be 2 and a half hours or 3 hours sometimes. An hour to 90 minutes is probably the most common.
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This is a convincing answer. Thank you. It may vary from meal to meal
 
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