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<blockquote data-quote="RFSMarch" data-source="post: 2314792" data-attributes="member: 410451"><p>I find, with my Libre, wine makes the numbers go down. A cheeky shandy after a round of golf goes up (lemonade and beer being the sugary baddies)... but I also have to resort to a jelly baby at around about Hole 13-15 where I suddenly start to flag a lot in a round. I also find that my BG drops when I exercise (I know a lot of people rise) - just goes to show how different we are!</p><p></p><p>I ended up having to use mine to determine exactly what spiked me and in what quantities due to the nature of the job (at least... in normal times!). Now I am using it once a month just to check things are ok given I can exercise to a decent routine and cook LCHF the majority of the time.</p><p></p><p>I often get low readings and LOs on mine because I do tend to sleep from side to side and end up sleeping on it at some stage in the night. So long as during the day it gives me a decent read on my levels - then that's ok.</p><p></p><p>GP advising me to brave the walk-in blood-letting department soon for updated bloods, but with COVID levels rising in my area (allegedly, according to the app) then I might just hold off and go with Libre readings unless they suddenly spike up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RFSMarch, post: 2314792, member: 410451"] I find, with my Libre, wine makes the numbers go down. A cheeky shandy after a round of golf goes up (lemonade and beer being the sugary baddies)... but I also have to resort to a jelly baby at around about Hole 13-15 where I suddenly start to flag a lot in a round. I also find that my BG drops when I exercise (I know a lot of people rise) - just goes to show how different we are! I ended up having to use mine to determine exactly what spiked me and in what quantities due to the nature of the job (at least... in normal times!). Now I am using it once a month just to check things are ok given I can exercise to a decent routine and cook LCHF the majority of the time. I often get low readings and LOs on mine because I do tend to sleep from side to side and end up sleeping on it at some stage in the night. So long as during the day it gives me a decent read on my levels - then that's ok. GP advising me to brave the walk-in blood-letting department soon for updated bloods, but with COVID levels rising in my area (allegedly, according to the app) then I might just hold off and go with Libre readings unless they suddenly spike up. [/QUOTE]
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