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<blockquote data-quote="Spablauw_" data-source="post: 1672665" data-attributes="member: 426373"><p>Another thing you should try is fasting in the morning, there's something called the dawn phenomenon which causes BG to rise in the early morning.</p><p>I will rise about 100 points (5 mmol) if I don't have breakfast in the morning, so I need a standard 2 units extra for breakfast to cover that.</p><p></p><p>And like [USER=365308]@NicoleC1971[/USER] said, exercise also spikes you. for me it does and that's why I add another unit to cover the exercise spike in the morning.</p><p>Basically, I need an extra 3 units of rapid acting insulin without even counting the carbs! </p><p></p><p>Breakfast is, for me and I think for most us, the hardest meal from the day. </p><p>If I would have my breakfast at lunchtime then I would need 3 units less and I could easily inject right before eating whereas I inject 30 minutes prior to my breakfast.</p><p></p><p>Good luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Spablauw_, post: 1672665, member: 426373"] Another thing you should try is fasting in the morning, there's something called the dawn phenomenon which causes BG to rise in the early morning. I will rise about 100 points (5 mmol) if I don't have breakfast in the morning, so I need a standard 2 units extra for breakfast to cover that. And like [USER=365308]@NicoleC1971[/USER] said, exercise also spikes you. for me it does and that's why I add another unit to cover the exercise spike in the morning. Basically, I need an extra 3 units of rapid acting insulin without even counting the carbs! Breakfast is, for me and I think for most us, the hardest meal from the day. If I would have my breakfast at lunchtime then I would need 3 units less and I could easily inject right before eating whereas I inject 30 minutes prior to my breakfast. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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