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<blockquote data-quote="tim2000s" data-source="post: 2319244" data-attributes="member: 30007"><p>Not really. This can be set up automatically (which many people do) such that it is operational within the hour and a half around when you eat meals. This helps to manage meal rises. Whilst subcutaneous insulin is slower than human insulin, if you fully bolus with the meal using Lyumjev, as in the author's case B, it is remarkably effective at reducing the post prandial rise.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Put simply, they don't. The manufacturers provide two pieces of information. Half life and a duration under clamp. The duration under clamp is the observable time of action. Half life indicates the real time in system. It is this latter that creates the long tails that need to be accounted for to reduce hypo risk.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tim2000s, post: 2319244, member: 30007"] Not really. This can be set up automatically (which many people do) such that it is operational within the hour and a half around when you eat meals. This helps to manage meal rises. Whilst subcutaneous insulin is slower than human insulin, if you fully bolus with the meal using Lyumjev, as in the author's case B, it is remarkably effective at reducing the post prandial rise. Put simply, they don't. The manufacturers provide two pieces of information. Half life and a duration under clamp. The duration under clamp is the observable time of action. Half life indicates the real time in system. It is this latter that creates the long tails that need to be accounted for to reduce hypo risk. [/QUOTE]
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