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<blockquote data-quote="vxrich" data-source="post: 142925" data-attributes="member: 15227"><p>Hi</p><p></p><p>Ive been bodybuiding cycling and running over the last couple of years to lose bodyfat and increase muscle size and up to now have been doing very well. I started low carbing but have gradually increased carbs again due to the amount of exercise that I do. I started low carbing again yesterday to try and get rid of the last bit of fat on me and I also lowered my insulin intake to suit but Ive found my bs have actually risen yestereday and today. Ive increased my protein intake also. If I remember correctly my bs was going low when I first started low carbing-any ideas? Or do I just increase my insulin?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vxrich, post: 142925, member: 15227"] Hi Ive been bodybuiding cycling and running over the last couple of years to lose bodyfat and increase muscle size and up to now have been doing very well. I started low carbing but have gradually increased carbs again due to the amount of exercise that I do. I started low carbing again yesterday to try and get rid of the last bit of fat on me and I also lowered my insulin intake to suit but Ive found my bs have actually risen yestereday and today. Ive increased my protein intake also. If I remember correctly my bs was going low when I first started low carbing-any ideas? Or do I just increase my insulin? [/QUOTE]
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