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- Type of diabetes
- Treatment type
- Diet only
- Dislikes
- Potatoes & rice, so no problem there then :)
Just thinking aloud here and I've no agenda. What's the evidence that anyone needs three meals a day and more importantly that those with type 2 need three a day instead of just two. I'm always told by my nurse to keep an even balance of sugar levels during the day, which is near impossible for me. One for breakfast after a period of non eating i.e. when a sleep and one mid day while you are still in theory still working?
Do we need to keep our sugar levels topped up during the evening? We aren't hunter gathers or per-industrial farmers anymore so are we topping up when there isn't a need? A lot of us eat during the evening now because of work/travel times but apart from the19th century eating after 7pm middle and upper class fashion(though we also get diet advice not to eat a meal after 6pm) we continue.
Do we need that top up before bed?
Are we at risk of very low levels of sugar with type 2 during our sleep?
Do we need to keep our sugar levels topped up during the evening? We aren't hunter gathers or per-industrial farmers anymore so are we topping up when there isn't a need? A lot of us eat during the evening now because of work/travel times but apart from the19th century eating after 7pm middle and upper class fashion(though we also get diet advice not to eat a meal after 6pm) we continue.
Do we need that top up before bed?
Are we at risk of very low levels of sugar with type 2 during our sleep?