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<blockquote data-quote="Resurgam" data-source="post: 2632357" data-attributes="member: 355878"><p>Unfortunately you had some rather odd advice as all carbohydrate becomes simple sugars in the blood - so they all need to be counted.</p><p>The good news is that, being in the lower part of the diabetes range, a few cutbacks should take you back into normal levels.</p><p>You can chose to reduce either starch or sugar - maybe swapping potato and bread for less carb heavy options is all that would be required.</p><p>I didn't do multiple testing so can't really tell you anything about your results.</p><p>The usual reqime is to test just before starting to eat, then two hours after that as that gives a good indication of how good a match you and the meal was</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Resurgam, post: 2632357, member: 355878"] Unfortunately you had some rather odd advice as all carbohydrate becomes simple sugars in the blood - so they all need to be counted. The good news is that, being in the lower part of the diabetes range, a few cutbacks should take you back into normal levels. You can chose to reduce either starch or sugar - maybe swapping potato and bread for less carb heavy options is all that would be required. I didn't do multiple testing so can't really tell you anything about your results. The usual reqime is to test just before starting to eat, then two hours after that as that gives a good indication of how good a match you and the meal was [/QUOTE]
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