Thankyou ... that explains it, I'm on my mobile!If you see user signatures most of them will write with or with medication. Mine without medication.
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Mine is without meds.Can I just ask, is this fasting blood level without meds?
6.3
Lunch: piece of string cheese
Dinner: sautéed kale and spinach with sausage with a sauce made from a dollop of heavy cream with garlic and chilli paste
Net calories after exercise: 634
Carbs: 10 g (14 if you count the fibre count in the green veg)
I know this doesn’t look like a lot of food but it was a full plate and really hearty and satisfying. I hope this is the “fat satiates you” theory coming into effect!
Seriously I’m surprised at the kinds of food you are able to eat if you choose a lower carb/higher fat diet and even on my temporary low calorie restriction I certainly don’t feel deprived (except for fruit which my GP vetoed for the time being). This is one of the reasons I can’t tell my mum about my diabetes. She won’t just freak out over the disease, she’ll freak out over this diet. She’s one of those people who thinks type 2 diabetes means you are a lazy gluttonous fatty, and if you let one bite of food that isn’t a lettuce leaf, carrot stick or whole grain bread pass your lips you will go blind and your legs will rot off.
fair play!!@Traceymac23 Yep I’ve been reading up on fruit. I may reintroduce some down the track but right now everything depends on next Tuesday, what my the rest of blood and cholesterol etc results say and what my GP tells me the plan should be.
FBG at 0700 this morning was 5.6, food yesterday was;
Breakfast: Honey nut cheerios w/2% milk, 4 dried apricots, black tea, 500 mg metformin
Lunch: 4 dried apricots, 1/4 cup unsalted cashews, 1/4 cup salted macadamia nuts, 1 glass V8 juice, black tea
Dinner: 3 egg/onion/tomato omlette and Tabasco sauce with fried slice of ham, egg drop soup, green salad with Kraft Thousand Islands dressing, 4 dried apricots, 1 glass red wine, black tea, 500 mg metformin
Snack: 3 shots Kirkland (Costco) French vodka w/grapefruit juice
Careful with grapefruit with some meds.......statins especially?
I have had a similar experience when woken suddenly. I would always leave it 20 minutes or so now, if it is a rude awakening. If it is dropping quickly, as yours was, then it is a pretty good indication that you don't suffer from insulin resistance.It was 7.6 this morning as my alarm woke me up from the middle of a rather unpleasant and dramatic dream. I remembered someone posting here that even things like watching a horror movie or thriller can raise your BG, so I tested straight away.
When I tested LITERALLY 3 minutes later, it was already down to 7.0.
This is truly the Trolling Disease. That is what I've started calling it in my head, LOL.
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