pinkfoot
Well-Known Member
Hello all.
Hope you're all well, just wanted to pass on my recent experiences to hopefully help some other members, newcomers especially.
I am now medication free (bar atorvastatin, need to shift that, time will help) and am diet controlled. My average morning fast figures are 5.4 or there abouts. I have cut out all obvious carbs and eat meat, fish, above ground veg and cheese/dairy.
My covid booster took place last Wednesday, 18-24 hrs later I noticed a rise in my blood levels and within 48-72 hrs of the jab happening I was back to normal levels.
Please don't be alarmed if your sugars rise after the booster, from what I understand it is due to your body going into 'Self Defence Mode' and gathering its forces.
Need some advice from you all myself soon about alternative breakfasts - Granola style, will pop another post up later.
All the best
Kev
Hope you're all well, just wanted to pass on my recent experiences to hopefully help some other members, newcomers especially.
I am now medication free (bar atorvastatin, need to shift that, time will help) and am diet controlled. My average morning fast figures are 5.4 or there abouts. I have cut out all obvious carbs and eat meat, fish, above ground veg and cheese/dairy.
My covid booster took place last Wednesday, 18-24 hrs later I noticed a rise in my blood levels and within 48-72 hrs of the jab happening I was back to normal levels.
Please don't be alarmed if your sugars rise after the booster, from what I understand it is due to your body going into 'Self Defence Mode' and gathering its forces.
Need some advice from you all myself soon about alternative breakfasts - Granola style, will pop another post up later.
All the best
Kev