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<blockquote data-quote="Metabolism_Boss" data-source="post: 1695833" data-attributes="member: 407045"><p>Well if I ate that, my liver would shrivel into a sugar encrusted lump! It all depends on how carbohydrate tolerant you are, which is why when you are working out what is suitable <strong>for you </strong>it's best to "eat to your meter". This involves testing your blood sugars two hours from when you started eating your meal. Ideally you don't want to see a rise of more than 2 mMol from your normal blood glucose level, for example if my blood sugar is 5.5mMol, an ideal meal would not cause a rise of more than 7.5mMol. Search this site for "eat to your meter" or simiar search terms for much more info.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Metabolism_Boss, post: 1695833, member: 407045"] Well if I ate that, my liver would shrivel into a sugar encrusted lump! It all depends on how carbohydrate tolerant you are, which is why when you are working out what is suitable [B]for you [/B]it's best to "eat to your meter". This involves testing your blood sugars two hours from when you started eating your meal. Ideally you don't want to see a rise of more than 2 mMol from your normal blood glucose level, for example if my blood sugar is 5.5mMol, an ideal meal would not cause a rise of more than 7.5mMol. Search this site for "eat to your meter" or simiar search terms for much more info. [/QUOTE]
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