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<blockquote data-quote="Paulaah" data-source="post: 2589912" data-attributes="member: 34913"><p>In answer to your question- I’ve never been able to stay all the time between 4 and 7. I pre-bolus by 20 minutes and when it’s working nicely I rise to about 11.7 and then come back into range throughout the life cycle of the bolus. It’s the best I can manage, for me - and 100% better than the previous spikes and devastatingly scary crashes I was having. </p><p></p><p>Agree that the ketones need checking, preferably with a blood testing strip. I’ve read up on this a lot. As the starvation ketones develop, they cease being picked up on urine strips because the chemical make up changes. There’s only a small window where starvation ketones will be picked up on a urine strip.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Paulaah, post: 2589912, member: 34913"] In answer to your question- I’ve never been able to stay all the time between 4 and 7. I pre-bolus by 20 minutes and when it’s working nicely I rise to about 11.7 and then come back into range throughout the life cycle of the bolus. It’s the best I can manage, for me - and 100% better than the previous spikes and devastatingly scary crashes I was having. Agree that the ketones need checking, preferably with a blood testing strip. I’ve read up on this a lot. As the starvation ketones develop, they cease being picked up on urine strips because the chemical make up changes. There’s only a small window where starvation ketones will be picked up on a urine strip. [/QUOTE]
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