Kezzer4321
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- Type of diabetes
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
5.1 before walk
4.7 after walk and before lunch
5.3 2hrs after lunch
4.7 after walk and before lunch
5.3 2hrs after lunch

5.1 before walk
4.7 after walk and before lunch
5.3 2hrs after lunch![]()
Could have been the onion and tom's?i had half a small frittata made with 2 eggs, a small baby red onion, 4 cherry tomatoes, 4 oz grated cheese, left over brocolli, for mushrooms, 1 clove of garlic and 2oz of red pepper. I was 10.2 at 1 hr and back down to 6 at 3 hours...I'm hoping it was just my liver being a little s.o.b.
Not really. The car park is about 10 minutes walk from my office and I had to go up and down stairs a few times but no other exercise. I seem to be lucky in that i can eat bread and some cerealsWow those results are amazing after Two slices of bread and then a small piece of cake. Did you do lots of exercise today Daphne?
Could have been the onion and tom's?
5.2 before walk in the rain
5.0 after walk and before lunch
5.6 2hrs after lunch - happy with that as I had a large portion of peas
5.6 and saw the doc yesterday .... interesting comments from him regarding red wine sugars (he reckons they spike BS) didn't like me dropping statins and said EVERY heart specialist in Melbourne (including himself) takes them to keep cholesterols in check, told him my recent figures and made an appointment for the next 3 month check next week ... and he thinks that'll be it for metformin as far as I'm concerned, checked my finger trembling (which fortunately for me just happened to flare up during the visit) and wasn't greatly worried when I told him how I sleep with bent elbows and bent wrists ....
It sounds like a mixed appointment. He is wrong about red wine as most of the sugar disappears in the production process. There are no significant carbs in red wine (and therefore no significant sugars) so it can't spike you. Believe me, I know this ..... lots of drinking and testing has proved it
Good luck with your next lot of blood tests.