L3wisr Well-Known Member Messages 321 Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Insulin Mar 11, 2015 #1 Are they okay considering its low carb? If I recall correctly someone on here stated that protein affects them -50% compared to carbs? I'm thinking that if there is a little increase in sugars due to this fact it could just lessen the chances of hypo after exercise?
Are they okay considering its low carb? If I recall correctly someone on here stated that protein affects them -50% compared to carbs? I'm thinking that if there is a little increase in sugars due to this fact it could just lessen the chances of hypo after exercise?
P pinewood Well-Known Member Messages 792 Location London Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Insulin Mar 12, 2015 #2 The protein shakes I drink (impact whey isolate) do not appear to have any effect on my BS (although I am in honeymoon period so that may change!). It's a great after gym drink but if gym has made my sugars low I need a snack too.
The protein shakes I drink (impact whey isolate) do not appear to have any effect on my BS (although I am in honeymoon period so that may change!). It's a great after gym drink but if gym has made my sugars low I need a snack too.
Spiker Well-Known Member Messages 4,685 Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Pump Mar 12, 2015 #3 Check the nutritional label as most protein shakes and bars are loaded with carbs
L3wisr Well-Known Member Messages 321 Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Insulin Mar 12, 2015 #4 I've found one which I think is okay. Checked my level around 1 hour 45 after and was 5.6 Here's the info:
I've found one which I think is okay. Checked my level around 1 hour 45 after and was 5.6 Here's the info: