I wonder if anyone else has noticed the following phenomenon too - when I low level exercise (typically slow cycle ride around town) my blood sugar drops. But if I exercise at a relatively high level (typically cycle 20 or so miles) my blood sugar rises.
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Exercise and T2 blood sugar
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Yea thats pretty normal - when your body needs extra glucose because of the need for energy through activity you produce your own from fat or stores.
Thats perfectly normal, its just like eating a meal and nothing really to worry about - it should come down on its own just like after a meal. I usually find it comes down quicker - less then an hour
Thats perfectly normal, its just like eating a meal and nothing really to worry about - it should come down on its own just like after a meal. I usually find it comes down quicker - less then an hour
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Yes, totally normal reaction.
