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<blockquote data-quote="sw600" data-source="post: 2578131" data-attributes="member: 564651"><p>Yes it’s the relative size of the spike that I’m concerned about. I do see 12 occasionally from food but not usually.</p><p></p><p>I understand the adrenaline and glucagon response a bit, so is this an example of liver dumping glucose but then the other regulatory systems not being able to manage it? Or does this happen to everyone and I should stop overthinking it?</p><p></p><p> It’s only an hour’s exercise, I don’t know how much the liver adds (too much by the looks of it) but it does return to normal eventually in longer rides.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sw600, post: 2578131, member: 564651"] Yes it’s the relative size of the spike that I’m concerned about. I do see 12 occasionally from food but not usually. I understand the adrenaline and glucagon response a bit, so is this an example of liver dumping glucose but then the other regulatory systems not being able to manage it? Or does this happen to everyone and I should stop overthinking it? It’s only an hour’s exercise, I don’t know how much the liver adds (too much by the looks of it) but it does return to normal eventually in longer rides. [/QUOTE]
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