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<blockquote data-quote="johnnyxs" data-source="post: 1620553" data-attributes="member: 247982"><p>fuggs thanks for the suggestions I'll check out the colloidal silver .</p><p>many years ago i bought a couple of books written by an American health practitioner who advocated massive doses of Vit C for all sorts of conditions . I'll have to look it up again and have a reread. .</p><p>I can't be sure until I lose some weight and start exercising again but I have a feeling that my current Neuropathy symptoms may well be related to being overweight and slothful</p><p></p><p>Re your high fasting levels and later lower levels,.... I would say that the drop in BS level mid morning is more likely to be due to your Liver processing the glucose in your blood throughout the morning because you are active. During the night when we are asleep a lot of the bodys functions reduce or shut down and our blood circulation must reduce significantly whilst asleep.</p><p>It would be interesting to see what your BS levels were mid morning if you stayed in bed instead of getting up and being active.</p><p></p><p>Something that I have been meaning to ask other T2D sufferers . Do you have any numbness or lack of feeling in your toes and soles of your feet at all ? I've been experiencing this for years and it is definitely getting worse. before I was diagnosed T2D I also had the leg pain you describe . I haven't had it since bringing my BS levels down though. What I have noticed though is I have recently accumulated a lot of varicose veins and discoloured skin on my lower legs</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="johnnyxs, post: 1620553, member: 247982"] fuggs thanks for the suggestions I'll check out the colloidal silver . many years ago i bought a couple of books written by an American health practitioner who advocated massive doses of Vit C for all sorts of conditions . I'll have to look it up again and have a reread. . I can't be sure until I lose some weight and start exercising again but I have a feeling that my current Neuropathy symptoms may well be related to being overweight and slothful Re your high fasting levels and later lower levels,.... I would say that the drop in BS level mid morning is more likely to be due to your Liver processing the glucose in your blood throughout the morning because you are active. During the night when we are asleep a lot of the bodys functions reduce or shut down and our blood circulation must reduce significantly whilst asleep. It would be interesting to see what your BS levels were mid morning if you stayed in bed instead of getting up and being active. Something that I have been meaning to ask other T2D sufferers . Do you have any numbness or lack of feeling in your toes and soles of your feet at all ? I've been experiencing this for years and it is definitely getting worse. before I was diagnosed T2D I also had the leg pain you describe . I haven't had it since bringing my BS levels down though. What I have noticed though is I have recently accumulated a lot of varicose veins and discoloured skin on my lower legs [/QUOTE]
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