those numbers are actually pretty good. Within the NHS guidelines . Last time I checked their target was < 6.5%., which is 48. So you are doing well.
If you really want to get it down from there, the only thing you can do is to cut back on carbohydrates. So reducing anything containing sugar,[including sweet fruits] flour or other starch . such as bread potatoes, rice and pasta. Make up your portions with more vegetables, preferably salads or leafy greens.
I personally find having my main meal midday instead of evening suits me better.
Hana
There's only 0.3 mmol/L between the lowest and highest. That's b.gg.r all. I was that 12 months ago and am now 38 (not age, of course!) with very little extra effort. So, be pleased! Suggest you look at what you eat in the evening. If, like me, you eat the most then and the only exercise thereafter is lifting the remote controller, you might want to shift some of that food to when it's really needed, during the day. Just one of many ideas I'm sure you will get.
Actually I think you didn't take into account celast's latest HbA1c of 44 mmol/mol as the difference between 43 mmol/mol and 41 mmol/mol is indeed 0.3 mmol/L.
So we're both right, just I'm more accurate. :LOL:
Hope I haven't caused you any offence my friend :wave: - sorry if I did.