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<blockquote data-quote="Resurgam" data-source="post: 1604172" data-attributes="member: 355878"><p>I think you have the wrong end of the diet advice stick - weetabix and skimmed milk is a high carb meal, and even if you get an acceptable reading sometimes - over 10 is not something you should risk.</p><p>As you are just starting out changing to a more low carb approach, coffee with cream and an omelette is a more diabetes reducing option.</p><p>I've had such brilliant results eating low carb foods that I tend to recommend them to everyone - certainly if you want to reduce your blood glucose and Hba1c - once it is lowered then experimenting to see what you can and can't cope with is all to the good, but my first aim was to stay below 8mmol/l and then to get only a 2 whole number difference between pre and post meal readings.</p><p>Over time my numbers have gone down, so I could have decided to increase the carbs, but I need to lose weight so have stuck to what I like. More exercise would also increase what carbs I could cope with, but I am getting normal numbers so it remains an option rather than a necessity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Resurgam, post: 1604172, member: 355878"] I think you have the wrong end of the diet advice stick - weetabix and skimmed milk is a high carb meal, and even if you get an acceptable reading sometimes - over 10 is not something you should risk. As you are just starting out changing to a more low carb approach, coffee with cream and an omelette is a more diabetes reducing option. I've had such brilliant results eating low carb foods that I tend to recommend them to everyone - certainly if you want to reduce your blood glucose and Hba1c - once it is lowered then experimenting to see what you can and can't cope with is all to the good, but my first aim was to stay below 8mmol/l and then to get only a 2 whole number difference between pre and post meal readings. Over time my numbers have gone down, so I could have decided to increase the carbs, but I need to lose weight so have stuck to what I like. More exercise would also increase what carbs I could cope with, but I am getting normal numbers so it remains an option rather than a necessity. [/QUOTE]
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