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<blockquote data-quote="OrsonKartt" data-source="post: 2274690" data-attributes="member: 396121"><p>Hi. I still take morning readings and I'm about 4 years in..... it gives me an indication of how I am ... on diagnosis I tested many times per day. Before and after meals to cut out spikes morning to see how the day was and before turning in before and after activity ... It was a way of me getting to know me and the way my body responded to the things life threw at it. I've found it very useful. Initially I did a low cal diet ( the newcastle diet) although I'm slim I'd read that to get fat from the Liver and pancreas it was effective. Well it worked but it was brutal. After 8 weeks of 800 caleries per day I settled into low carb . I've gradually reduced these to less than 20 grams per day . For me the slowly slowly approach has worked well enough to get my A1c down to pre diabetic levels . My morning levels fluctuate now between 5 and 7 and like a previous poster a higher level seems to set the mood for the day. My thinking is I'd rather trust the science than trust anything ANYONE says.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OrsonKartt, post: 2274690, member: 396121"] Hi. I still take morning readings and I'm about 4 years in..... it gives me an indication of how I am ... on diagnosis I tested many times per day. Before and after meals to cut out spikes morning to see how the day was and before turning in before and after activity ... It was a way of me getting to know me and the way my body responded to the things life threw at it. I've found it very useful. Initially I did a low cal diet ( the newcastle diet) although I'm slim I'd read that to get fat from the Liver and pancreas it was effective. Well it worked but it was brutal. After 8 weeks of 800 caleries per day I settled into low carb . I've gradually reduced these to less than 20 grams per day . For me the slowly slowly approach has worked well enough to get my A1c down to pre diabetic levels . My morning levels fluctuate now between 5 and 7 and like a previous poster a higher level seems to set the mood for the day. My thinking is I'd rather trust the science than trust anything ANYONE says. [/QUOTE]
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