...waking levels are seldom the lowest reading of the day for many many Type 2s. For me to have readings of 7 or under for a whole day would mean simply no carbs that day.
I have a question for pleinster. Your last sentence say simply no carbs that day. Tell me what do you eat because most food have carbs and it is quite impossible to eat no carbs at all. All vegetables have carbs.
You're completely misunderstanding so read that sentence of
@pleinster's again! What he was suggesting was that for some people including himself to achieve glucose levels of 7 or lower for a whole day
would mean consuming no carbs at all, i.e. eating any carbs will raise glucose levels to over 7, which doesn't say he
doesn't eat carbs, just that the only way to be able to achieve such levels would mean that he
couldn't eat any. Even a very low carb diet may result in some rise over for some people's normal/base levels, which may very well be 7.
But it
is quite possible to consume no carbs, some protein doesn't contain carbs, water doesn't contain carbs, so eating a pure protein and fat diet would involve no or so very few carbs that they'd have a negligible or no effect on your glucose levels, and fasting for 24 hours drinking nothing but water would definitely involve absolutely no carbs at all.
Robbity