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How many limiting carbs can a Type 2 without any medication take in a meal (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, no snacks)?
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<blockquote data-quote="mysorian" data-source="post: 2637874" data-attributes="member: 577976"><p>Thank you. I am skeptical of most things and most of all this counting thing. I am not even convinced of the glucose measurement's repeatability. </p><p></p><p>The other thing that is indeterminate that varies from person to person is the glucose peak and when it occurs after a meal. Most measure after two hours. What if the peak occurs after one hour? What if this peaking is food-dependent? I am trying to tie down the peaking time with a CGM. The peak seems to occur anywhere from one to one and one half-hour. After two hours it is below 140.</p><p></p><p>Also, which one defines Type 2, a fasting value of less than one hundred, or a two-hour after-meal value of less than 140? Also, do both fasting and after-meal must conform, not just one of the two? What if one is OK and the other is not? </p><p></p><p>As a vegetarian, the option to choose a food with few carbs is limited as most of them have carbs. Even after carb counting you may have to starve a bit to achieve the standards of control.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mysorian, post: 2637874, member: 577976"] Thank you. I am skeptical of most things and most of all this counting thing. I am not even convinced of the glucose measurement's repeatability. The other thing that is indeterminate that varies from person to person is the glucose peak and when it occurs after a meal. Most measure after two hours. What if the peak occurs after one hour? What if this peaking is food-dependent? I am trying to tie down the peaking time with a CGM. The peak seems to occur anywhere from one to one and one half-hour. After two hours it is below 140. Also, which one defines Type 2, a fasting value of less than one hundred, or a two-hour after-meal value of less than 140? Also, do both fasting and after-meal must conform, not just one of the two? What if one is OK and the other is not? As a vegetarian, the option to choose a food with few carbs is limited as most of them have carbs. Even after carb counting you may have to starve a bit to achieve the standards of control. [/QUOTE]
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