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Glad you have resolved the situation. Any idea what it was that caused the problem highs? Whatever you are doing now it is working for you.
 
Ambersilva said:
Glad you have resolved the situation. Any idea what it was that caused the problem highs? Whatever you are doing now it is working for you.
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I really do think it was the liquid that goes into the e-cigarette.

I've not used it all day and blood levels are much much better.


From there to here, from here to there, funny things are everywhere!
 
Broa87 said:
I really do think it was the liquid that goes into the e-cigarette.
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That's very interesting. I wonder what the liquid is in the e-ciggy and what it does to the blood chemistry? I don't smoke so don't even know what effect nicotine has on the body.
 
Spiker said:
OK so it turns out there are reports in the wild that vaping (e-cigs) may cause blood sugar rises in diabetics. Either due to the nicotine (same way adrenalin raises blood sugar) or from the glycerol added to the liquid.
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Well, glycerine definitely spikes my BG. Mind you, all polyols spike my BG. It really annoys me when I see them labled as safe for diabetics.

Smidge
 
I had a week of unexplained highs. Eventually pinpointed it to a dodgy pen of Lantus. I'd been away from home for a few weeks and got confused about which pens had been out of the fridge etc etc. It does happen.

Tom
 
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