I didn't do that but I think the problem is because of caffeine my blood sugar now just 5 mmolYou could try decaffeinated coffee instead to see how it affects you. Have you tested your blood glucose levels when you feel the dizziness?
I was not used to drinking coffee I used to drink it once or twice a yearPossibility 1 => it's Irish Coffee
Possibility 2 => You may be-becoming extra sensative to caffeine
- Caffiene is a di-phospo-esterase inihibitor - it increases cellular level of cyclic AMP by poisoning the enzyme which breaks it down.
- the analogy I was given was - Adrenaline (which accelerates production of CyclicAMP ) is turning on the tap
and Caffeine is blocking up the drain hole.
Well 5 is pretty good so if coffee is helping to get there... what are your blood sugars like usually?I didn't do that but I think the problem is because of caffeine my blood sugar now just 5 mmol
Last 2 weeks it's was everyday 5mmol ~ 91 mg/dlWell 5 is pretty good so if coffee is helping to get there... what are your blood sugars like usually?
Brilliant.. was that on waking or after food or just after coffee?Last 2 weeks it's was everyday 5mmol ~ 91 mg/dl
No it's FBG I think last testing After meal was 160mg/dlBrilliant.. was that on waking or after food or just after coffee?
I'm guessing that was a higher carb meal? Not so good..No it's FBG I think last testing After meal was 160mg/dl
Yes are you right thank you for informationI'm guessing that was a higher carb meal? Not so good..
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