martin80 Well-Known Member Messages 48 Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Insulin Aug 9, 2014 #1 As diabetics can we drink diet redbull and zero cal redbull Sent from the Diabetes Forum App
D Deleted member 83869 Guest Aug 9, 2014 #2 martin80 said: As diabetics can we drink diet redbull and zero cal redbull Sent from the Diabetes Forum App Click to expand... Yep I do lol as it has no carbs in so doesn't affect my blood! I don't drink it often though! I have either Monster zero or Monster rehab as it has a lot less carbs and I just bolus for it!
martin80 said: As diabetics can we drink diet redbull and zero cal redbull Sent from the Diabetes Forum App Click to expand... Yep I do lol as it has no carbs in so doesn't affect my blood! I don't drink it often though! I have either Monster zero or Monster rehab as it has a lot less carbs and I just bolus for it!
martin80 Well-Known Member Messages 48 Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Insulin Aug 9, 2014 #3 Hi nicola, thank you question answered. X Sent from the Diabetes Forum App
D Deleted member 83869 Guest Aug 9, 2014 #4 martin80 said: Hi nicola, thank you question answered. X Sent from the Diabetes Forum App Click to expand... No problems I wouldnt drink too many though, they arent good for you either way lol x
martin80 said: Hi nicola, thank you question answered. X Sent from the Diabetes Forum App Click to expand... No problems I wouldnt drink too many though, they arent good for you either way lol x
martin80 Well-Known Member Messages 48 Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Insulin Aug 9, 2014 #5 Cheers. Being a bit of a div but wots bolus??? Sent from the Diabetes Forum App Last edited by a moderator: Aug 9, 2014
jack412 Expert Messages 5,618 Location ɐıןɐɹʇsn∀ Type of diabetes Type 2 Treatment type Tablets (oral) Aug 9, 2014 #6 I think It's your fast acting insulin general term for the amount you take for the carbs There is a free online course and workbooks that could help a lot till you do your course http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/newly-diagnosed.60873/#post-583801
I think It's your fast acting insulin general term for the amount you take for the carbs There is a free online course and workbooks that could help a lot till you do your course http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/newly-diagnosed.60873/#post-583801