Circuspony
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
Bread is my nemesis - brown or white - spikes me badly. Not too bad with potatoes or rice but I have to split my dose for pasta
I split doses into 3 for pizza on the rare occasion I indulge. I have half the amount of spaghetti I used to have mixed with half courgetti. It tends to be brown and I always pre cook and reheat. This seems to sort out spikes
Bread is my nemesis - brown or white - spikes me badly. Not too bad with potatoes or rice but I have to split my dose for pasta
Varies massively insulin to insulin. For instance, because of 'weak peak' compared to other insulins, I'd quite happily split my Humalog more often than not, even on Higher GI foods. Whereas Fiasp I'm extremely reluctant to split because the stacking peak on the second dose is incredibly strong.With split bolus does it tend to be the same timings, say half with meal and half two hours later, or do you watch your Libre/cgm and take the second bolus when there’s a rise? I’ve tried pasta so many times and the second rise comes at different times each attempt, and sometimes never comes. It’s pretty unpredictable, I’m never too sure what I’m doing!
I have had to convert to brown pasta, cooled then reheated with split dose 15 minutes before and 15-30 minutes after seems to work for me.I split doses into 3 for pizza on the rare occasion I indulge. I have half the amount of spaghetti I used to have mixed with half courgetti. It tends to be brown and I always pre cook and reheat. This seems to sort out spikes
I have had to convert to brown pasta, cooled then reheated with split dose 15 minutes before and 15-30 minutes after seems to work for me.
Sweet potatoes have replaced every variation of potatoes, and are now a safe bet for me.
I split dose with rice, but still need to keep an eye on things.
And pizza still catches me out, I'm going to try and extend my part 2 bolus to 1.5 hours later, reduce the amount of pizza and keep my fingers crossed!