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<blockquote data-quote="SimonP78" data-source="post: 2711530" data-attributes="member: 556474"><p>When I used to drink like a student, while I was a student, I wouldn't tend to take insulin for alcohol (unless it was a cocktail night and no dancing), but would always reduce insulin for evening meals (when out drinking) and would always require a bedtime snack and would also tend to be low in the morning. It was certainly partly the alcohol, but also the being out dancing, walking around between bars, etc., has a definite effect on stopping the immediate effects of beer raising blood glucose levels.</p><p></p><p>I don't tend to drink very often these days, but I'd not bolus for wine (unless it's sweet and lots, yuck) or I'm eating snacky things with it, I will generally bolus something for beer though I usually wait to see what happens after the first pint (as I only drink when out plus beers are different, so BG may decide to go up or just be happily flat). I would definitely bolus for cider.</p><p></p><p>I don't drink enough to worry about overnight effects these days, but I do have an inkling that my FotF started when I gave up the habitual after work glass or two or three of wine a couple of years back.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SimonP78, post: 2711530, member: 556474"] When I used to drink like a student, while I was a student, I wouldn't tend to take insulin for alcohol (unless it was a cocktail night and no dancing), but would always reduce insulin for evening meals (when out drinking) and would always require a bedtime snack and would also tend to be low in the morning. It was certainly partly the alcohol, but also the being out dancing, walking around between bars, etc., has a definite effect on stopping the immediate effects of beer raising blood glucose levels. I don't tend to drink very often these days, but I'd not bolus for wine (unless it's sweet and lots, yuck) or I'm eating snacky things with it, I will generally bolus something for beer though I usually wait to see what happens after the first pint (as I only drink when out plus beers are different, so BG may decide to go up or just be happily flat). I would definitely bolus for cider. I don't drink enough to worry about overnight effects these days, but I do have an inkling that my FotF started when I gave up the habitual after work glass or two or three of wine a couple of years back. [/QUOTE]
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