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<blockquote data-quote="oldgreymare" data-source="post: 2275511" data-attributes="member: 20373"><p>I think it really depends on the nature of your exercise - if low intensity aerobic cardio especially if for a reasonable duration will a) actively use up glucose/glycogen stores in presence of insulin & b) may increase your insulin sensitivity for 24-48 hrs? My only assisted hypo occurred after a 2 hour manual lawn-mowing session...</p><p>But HIITS, interval training, resistance and weight training even if relatively short duration can cause me big BG spikes - believed to be related to increased adrenaline/cortisol release? - definitely my weight training sessions will spike my BGs, but if combined with mild cardio (even 30 min walk home from the gym) will recover quite fast. </p><p></p><p>Back to the poster's observation - I tend to find I can be quite wiped out after a physically active day (even half day), irregardless of BG levels. So far my thyroid tests have always been normal, I'm not anaemic.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="oldgreymare, post: 2275511, member: 20373"] I think it really depends on the nature of your exercise - if low intensity aerobic cardio especially if for a reasonable duration will a) actively use up glucose/glycogen stores in presence of insulin & b) may increase your insulin sensitivity for 24-48 hrs? My only assisted hypo occurred after a 2 hour manual lawn-mowing session... But HIITS, interval training, resistance and weight training even if relatively short duration can cause me big BG spikes - believed to be related to increased adrenaline/cortisol release? - definitely my weight training sessions will spike my BGs, but if combined with mild cardio (even 30 min walk home from the gym) will recover quite fast. Back to the poster's observation - I tend to find I can be quite wiped out after a physically active day (even half day), irregardless of BG levels. So far my thyroid tests have always been normal, I'm not anaemic. [/QUOTE]
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