miss miss
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 52
- Location
- Hobart Tasmania Australia
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- insulin
I just bought brand new drink bottles that are supposedly bpa free and approved by FDA
the next day I test my blood and it is 6.9
then I have a large drink of filtered water [the water is what i have been drinking for years ] and my blood is suddenly 11
that puzzled me so i went through a mental list of things that could have caused it
i tested again 15 minutes later and it is 6.9 again
so i had some bacon and eggs for breakfast
and later i took my metformin and drank another litre of filtered water
and my blood was 11 again
usually the bacon and eggs only raise my blood by 1
so after all day of this merry roller coaster i decided that it must be that water bottle as that was the only thing i did differently that day
and suddenly my blood started being between 5.2 and 6.9 since i switched not to using that bottle
Insulated Wrap: IceCold performance insulation with Radiant Heat Barrier Adjustable handle BPA Free, 1 Liter (33.8 fl. oz.)Hydration Bottle: Wide mouth easily fits ice cubes Dishwasher and freezer safe* *not to be used with hot liquids
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Arctic-Zone-1L-IceCOLD-Performance-Hydration-Bottle-Grey/49229402
so what to make of that? perhaps something to be aware of when using a brand new anything - no matter how safe the manufacturer tells you it is, maybe it is not diabetes friendly
the next day I test my blood and it is 6.9
then I have a large drink of filtered water [the water is what i have been drinking for years ] and my blood is suddenly 11
that puzzled me so i went through a mental list of things that could have caused it
i tested again 15 minutes later and it is 6.9 again
so i had some bacon and eggs for breakfast
and later i took my metformin and drank another litre of filtered water
and my blood was 11 again
usually the bacon and eggs only raise my blood by 1
so after all day of this merry roller coaster i decided that it must be that water bottle as that was the only thing i did differently that day
and suddenly my blood started being between 5.2 and 6.9 since i switched not to using that bottle
Insulated Wrap: IceCold performance insulation with Radiant Heat Barrier Adjustable handle BPA Free, 1 Liter (33.8 fl. oz.)Hydration Bottle: Wide mouth easily fits ice cubes Dishwasher and freezer safe* *not to be used with hot liquids
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Arctic-Zone-1L-IceCOLD-Performance-Hydration-Bottle-Grey/49229402
so what to make of that? perhaps something to be aware of when using a brand new anything - no matter how safe the manufacturer tells you it is, maybe it is not diabetes friendly