High Bg without eating what is the solution ?

HICHAM_T2 · Feb 17, 2018

Hi
I have a liver discharge problem and I do not know how to get rid of it
I have read that biguanides prevent liver discharge
I also became quite aware that my problem with the liver was not insulin or cell resistance
Of course, I do not ignore insulin resistance after continuous blood glucose increases
Do you think this is a logical explanation or am I just imagining it?

kokhongw · Feb 17, 2018

I always found Dr Jason's Fung explanation to be useful.
https://idmprogram.com/dawn-phenomenon-t2d-8/

Think about it this way. The Dawn Phenomenon is simply moving sugar from body stores (liver) into the blood. That’s it. If your body stores are filled to bursting, then you will expel as much of that sugar as possible. By itself it is neither good nor bad. It is simply a marker that your body has too much sugar. Solution? Simple. Either don’t put any sugar in (LCHF) or burn it off (Fasting). Even better? LCHF + IF.

LittleGreyCat · Feb 17, 2018

High BG without eating?

Simples.

Eat something!

lucylocket61 · Feb 17, 2018

hichamgsm said:
I have read that biguanides prevent liver discharge

I am afraid thats not accurate. They can help with liver dumps, but not totally prevent them.

https://www.webmd.com/diabetes/biguanides-for-type-2-diabetes

I find eating at a regular time helps, as my body gets used to a certain rhythm of intake and doesnt dump insulin randomly. Nothing, however, seems to stop my morning high from a liver dump.

HICHAM_T2 · Feb 17, 2018

LittleGreyCat said:
High BG without eating?

Simples.

Eat something!

I think you did not understand the subject well unfortunately

LittleGreyCat · Feb 18, 2018

hichamgsm said:
I think you did not understand the subject well unfortunately

Possibly what you wrote is not the correct English for what you wanted to write?

If you are not eating and your BG is continuing to rise (as is regularly posted on this forum, especially by the newly diagnosed) the answer is usually not to starve yourself until your BG comes down (which is the first instinctive reaction).
This very often doesn't work because your body is in panic mode and using emergency reserves to keep your BG up, and may eventually start metabolising muscle to release the glucose that isn't coming in from food, once the liver has dumped its all.

The best first response to "I'm not eating anything and my BG is still rising!!" is "Well, eat something then.". People are usually surprised when their BG goes down after eating as it is counter intuitive.

HICHAM_T2 · Feb 18, 2018

LittleGreyCat said:
Possibly what you wrote is not the correct English for what you wanted to write?

If you are not eating and your BG is continuing to rise (as is regularly posted on this forum, especially by the newly diagnosed) the answer is usually not to starve yourself until your BG comes down (which is the first instinctive reaction).
This very often doesn't work because your body is in panic mode and using emergency reserves to keep your BG up, and may eventually start metabolising muscle to release the glucose that isn't coming in from food, once the liver has dumped its all.

The best first response to "I'm not eating anything and my BG is still rising!!" is "Well, eat something then.". People are usually surprised when their BG goes down after eating as it is counter intuitive.

This is a nice response from you thank you

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