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My medical advice given recently was to relax more and to not be too obsessive about my diabetes. Hospital appointment in feb 2017.
We are human not robots. Totally agree @callyandy .
My medical advice given recently was to relax more and to not be too obsessive about my diabetes. Hospital appointment in feb 2017.Great result if you were naughty, and as your numbers are so consisteintly good, why not have a day off once in a while...Sorry if this goes against all medical advice, but we are human,
Oh honey,Well lower than last night, but still 6.2, maybe LCHF has run its course in my failing body
Just wondered if you had considered the amount of protein consumed - too much and your liver starts to convert the amino acids in the protein into sugar. Just a thought.Well lower than last night, but still 6.2, maybe LCHF has run its course in my failing body
Relax. It can make all the difference. 6.2 is an excellent fbg! I read somewhere that coming out of ketosis occasionally helps keep fbgs low. As exercises carb sensitivity. Nut allergy research exploring same way to help with sensitivity.Well lower than last night, but still 6.2, maybe LCHF has run its course in my failing body
Oh no. A cold on its way? Hope just your immune system kicking in. No stress today please. Thinking of you!Bit of a contrast these last few days - 5.9 yesterday and 7.5 today after tossing and turning all night.
Hi my name is Jason Milligan, I didn't know the best way to post this but I seen this was the most active thread. I am a student at City of Glasgow College and i'm doing a project on diabetes in sport and I was hoping anyone on this site who has played sport would be willing to answer these questions for me.
How much of an effect do you think diabetes has on sporting performance? Have you been injured and if so do you feel diabetes changes the recovery process compared to athletes without the disease? In reference to injury is there certain medications you’re not able to take during the recovery process because of the disease? What health procedures and precautions do you have to take before, during and after training or competition and do you feel this disadvantages you in any way? How much of an impact have medical advancements made on people with diabetes who want to take part in sport and have you noticed a difference since you started playing football?
If there's anything else you'd like me to include in the project about your experience in sport feel free to include it.
Also to prevent clogging up the thread feel free to email your answers to jason-milligan@hotmail.co.uk
Good stuff
A 4.8 this morning although I did back step my insulin decrease as I had a belated birthday meal.
Nothing the dr ordered that's for sure. I might find tomorrow fbg affected by the extra carbs. I'm very very happy with fbg control at the moment and weight loss on insulin.
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