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<blockquote data-quote="hanadr" data-source="post: 80943" data-attributes="member: 8110"><p>reading varies between 7.2 in the morning and 9.6 <span style="color: #BF4080">Although not dramatic, these levels are high. a non-diabetic is around 5 at all times. They are even too high for current medical advice, which is 4 - 7 before meals and up to 8 after. I hope I'm remembering it right, but you can look that up</span></p><p>I was under the under standing that all metformin was slow release and did not realise there were other types.<span style="color: #BF00FF">Most people are prescribed a Metformin, which isn't slow release, because it's much cheaper.</span></p><p></p><p>My diet consists usually of fruit,<span style="color: #BF00FF">( sugar in fruit)</span> not much fibre, all meats(large portions) no sugar no chocholate, too much pasta I believe but this is really hard to give up as I am half Italian, I eat all veg plenty of it, however due to stomach problems I cannot eat fruit at the moment.I also like potatoes and sometimes eat rice. Pizza is another bad habit and the odd take away meal. <span style="color: #BF00FF">Pasa, rice, potatoes and pizza are all high carb As ARE most take aways</span></p><p> <span style="color: #BF00FF">Metformin can cause digestive upset. Most people adapt to it fairly quickly.</span></p><p></p><p>As a worrier all the serious conditions have entered my head including the big C.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hanadr, post: 80943, member: 8110"] reading varies between 7.2 in the morning and 9.6 [color=#BF4080]Although not dramatic, these levels are high. a non-diabetic is around 5 at all times. They are even too high for current medical advice, which is 4 - 7 before meals and up to 8 after. I hope I'm remembering it right, but you can look that up[/color] I was under the under standing that all metformin was slow release and did not realise there were other types.[color=#BF00FF]Most people are prescribed a Metformin, which isn't slow release, because it's much cheaper.[/color] My diet consists usually of fruit,[color=#BF00FF]( sugar in fruit)[/color] not much fibre, all meats(large portions) no sugar no chocholate, too much pasta I believe but this is really hard to give up as I am half Italian, I eat all veg plenty of it, however due to stomach problems I cannot eat fruit at the moment.I also like potatoes and sometimes eat rice. Pizza is another bad habit and the odd take away meal. [color=#BF00FF]Pasa, rice, potatoes and pizza are all high carb As ARE most take aways[/color] [color=#BF00FF]Metformin can cause digestive upset. Most people adapt to it fairly quickly.[/color] As a worrier all the serious conditions have entered my head including the big C. [/QUOTE]
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