Good stuff.FBG 5.9 (exciting - two 5.x's in a row!)
Accidental OMAD yesterday (stuck at work)
Lunch?: black coffee
Dinner: stiry-fry 1tsp olive oil, 50g streaky bacon, red onion, garlic, chili flakes, 1tbsp soy sauce, LOTS of broccolini, 2 eggs; plus small protein shake
Cal = 808, net carbs 23g
This is great to read. I am type 2, diagnosed in 2014, currently on 500mg Metformin taken in the morning. I have pretty much kept my blood glucose low until recently. I now wake up to a blood glucose of between 9 and 10.5 and cannot get my readings below 8 at any time. I swim a couple of times a week for 30 length and also do 1hr cardio at least once or twice and am pretty active throughout the day.
Typical meals are...
Breakfast - 2 Linda Mcartney Sausages, 2 eggs scrambles, 4 cherry toms cooked.
Lunch - Chicken, handful of nuts, satsuma
Evening meal - Beef stew (carrots, peas, potato, onion) -small bowl
Not sure what to do next. I have spoke to my diabetic nurse who tells me to lose weight and don't eat carbs and recommends not to check my blood glucose. I am about 11.5 stone at the minute. I am 52 and probably peri menopausal and the diabetic nurse tells me this will not have an affect on my blood glucose. Any advice would be most appreciated.
This is great to read. I am type 2, diagnosed in 2014, currently on 500mg Metformin taken in the morning. I have pretty much kept my blood glucose low until recently. I now wake up to a blood glucose of between 9 and 10.5 and cannot get my readings below 8 at any time. I swim a couple of times a week for 30 length and also do 1hr cardio at least once or twice and am pretty active throughout the day.
Typical meals are...
Breakfast - 2 Linda Mcartney Sausages, 2 eggs scrambles, 4 cherry toms cooked.
Lunch - Chicken, handful of nuts, satsuma
Evening meal - Beef stew (carrots, peas, potato, onion) -small bowl
Not sure what to do next. I have spoke to my diabetic nurse who tells me to lose weight and don't eat carbs and recommends not to check my blood glucose. I am about 11.5 stone at the minute. I am 52 and probably peri menopausal and the diabetic nurse tells me this will not have an affect on my blood glucose. Any advice would be most appreciated.
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