Well done for starting off again.. you know you can do this..
Did you see the Michael Mosley programme call something like 'The Truth About Sleep'? Part of it was how not having enough sleep made people's BG go high. Michael Mosley 's BG went up in to the 9s. Maybe only having 4 hours sleep could be your problem?
@bulkbiker Your advice please
Waking this morning and my BS was 11.1 after about 4 hrs sleep. No breakfast this morning (as usual) then off to the sports centre for a 1 hr exercise class, a mix of yoga exercises for the older person! But still lots of stretching and enough to raise my heart beat to 122 instead of around the mid 60's
A long cycle home, about 3/4 hr instead of 5 mins, collecting newly laid hen eggs for my tea tonight
My BS is STILL 11.1
What do I do???? I didn't plan on having anything to eat until after my zumba class tonight at 7pm
I'm guessing a bit here..
I imagine your increased exercise could have stopped your blood sugar from coming down.. more glucose being pushed out to fuel the extra effort. It probably shows your liver is dumping as much glucose as it can while it has a chance. So if I were you I'd carry on as I intended with the fast and monitor to see what happens. You're doing a hell of a lot in one day.. don't get exercise fatigue! Sorry for delay but have been out all day.
I can attest to that - my BS levels are always up when I have only had about 4 hours sleep.Did you see the Michael Mosley programme call something like 'The Truth About Sleep'? Part of it was how not having enough sleep made people's BG go high. Michael Mosley 's BG went up in to the 9s. Maybe only having 4 hours sleep could be your problem?
@bulkbiker Thanks for replying, I didn't expect an instant reply
The cycling isn't as hard as it sounds as I have a power assisted bike! But I only use it on the lowest setting and it only works if I pedal, no pedal no movement - unless downhill!
I take it that the sugar being dumped from my liver from exercise is good? Have drunk lots of water today and only one coffee and cream.
Tested just now and I'm a 9.0 Looking forward to my tea tonight though! Freshly laid hen eggs, not sure what I will do with them yet
Yep it should be even if you have raised levels for a short while it should come down longer term.
Enjoy the eggs.. poached with some butter on top would be my suggestion..
Nice one.. you're getting there.. well done.. dinner sounds nice..one poached egg (with butter, good choice!) and one hard boiled egg mashed with mayonnaise. 6 green olives, 2 slices of parma ham, 2 slices of salame de parma and a 1 inch slice of salami sausage sliced. Oh and a small spoon of shop baked peppers.
First food of the day
Forgot to add BG 7.5 after exercise and before food
Nice one.. you're getting there.. well done.. dinner sounds nice..
That's probably more than I would have..in one sitting.. I prob do about 8 raspberries at any one time. 50-60g. I buy the frozen ones from Waitrose or M&S they can sit in the freezer for ages and when you add the cream it kind of freezes around the fruit so you get frozen cream covered raspberries.. quite partial to those!Had 6 tiny baby strawberries (Tesco sell them at £1 for a large punnet called 'imperfect' but taste wonderful), 6 blueberries and 6 raspberries with some cream for pudding. Maybe they have made my readings higher? I use a small ramikin dish so I don't eat too much fruit.
That's probably more than I would have..in one sitting.. I prob do about 8 raspberries at any one time. 50-60g. I buy the frozen ones from Waitrose or M&S they can sit in the freezer for ages and when you add the cream it kind of freezes around the fruit so you get frozen cream covered raspberries.. quite partial to those!
Personally I would ride out the highs.. @berylc was doing some quite strenuous exercise which probably caused her rise anyway and lack of sleep is well know for impacting on BS levels so I'd just keep on fasting.So do you have to just ride the high bgs til they eventually settle @bulkbiker ?
Is say cream aloud in the fasting periods of high bgs before or after exercise or are fasts designed for people less active?
I still don't understand the short term benefit of fasting. Are there any?
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