I enjoy a glass of red wine, and I do tend to have a few sips before I eat whilst tea is cooking. I have always tested my pre-tea levels before I start on the wine, but today and yesterday I decided to test before my first sip and then again before my first bite. The results for both days are, quite coincidentally, identical.
Both days. Tested each test twice to confirm. 75ml of wine is not a lot
Before wine 5.2
Before tea (15 minutes later after about 75ml wine) 4.7
So it looks like my 75ml wine on an empty tummy dropped my levels by half a mmol/l.
Interesting!
I enjoy a glass of red wine, and I do tend to have a few sips before I eat whilst tea is cooking. I have always tested my pre-tea levels before I start on the wine, but today and yesterday I decided to test before my first sip and then again before my first bite. The results for both days are, quite coincidentally, identical.
Both days. Tested each test twice to confirm. 75ml of wine is not a lot
Before wine 5.2
Before tea (15 minutes later after about 75ml wine) 4.7
So it looks like my 75ml wine on an empty tummy dropped my levels by half a mmol/l.
Interesting!
thanks for this I will have to try it.
I understand red wine is certainly better than beer for the T2
HelloHey BT
Works the same for meYou're right ... it is interesting
It's about the only thing I haven't tried for my pre breakfast bg. Now you've got me thinking..wonders if red wine will help her pre-breakfast reading lol
It's about the only thing I haven't tried for my pre breakfast bg. Now you've got me thinking..........
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My favourite. How did you know ???I'm told a brazil nut by your bed works for many
Beer lager wine and spirits all make my bg go lower, and never seem to go high the next day, although neither does alot of food, kentucky fried chicken and fries, on the very rare occaision i eat it will not send me above 7 after 1 hour and below 6 at 2 hoursBeer = liquid bread unfortunately :-/
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