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<blockquote data-quote="day007" data-source="post: 119597" data-attributes="member: 24902"><p>Can someone explain to me exactly what the problem is of exercising with a blood sugar over 10/14 or whatever counts as a really high level?!</p><p></p><p>I don't understand how you can start exercise on anything lower than 12-14, I've recently started going to the gym and it just burns up sugar so much! I usually have 2 weetabix for breakfast and inject 8,but this morning for example I had 2 weetabix and a banana and NO INSULIN then 1 hour later probably with a blood sugar of 12-14 did 30mins run and 20 mins cross-trainer, had 250mls of orange juice during excercise and still finished with a blood sugar of 3! So I had another piece of bread with no insulin too. </p><p>If I'd started exercising on say 7 I'd probably have just passed out on the treadmill!</p><p>Is this just me being weird and using up sugar way too fast or am I doing something seriously wrong here?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="day007, post: 119597, member: 24902"] Can someone explain to me exactly what the problem is of exercising with a blood sugar over 10/14 or whatever counts as a really high level?! I don't understand how you can start exercise on anything lower than 12-14, I've recently started going to the gym and it just burns up sugar so much! I usually have 2 weetabix for breakfast and inject 8,but this morning for example I had 2 weetabix and a banana and NO INSULIN then 1 hour later probably with a blood sugar of 12-14 did 30mins run and 20 mins cross-trainer, had 250mls of orange juice during excercise and still finished with a blood sugar of 3! So I had another piece of bread with no insulin too. If I'd started exercising on say 7 I'd probably have just passed out on the treadmill! Is this just me being weird and using up sugar way too fast or am I doing something seriously wrong here? [/QUOTE]
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