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Type 2s: What was your fasting blood glucose in a morning? (very low chat level)

5.7 this morning, so a lot better than yesterday, can you send the sun here please, very foggy
 
Hi Folks

I had a 6.0 this morning, then straight off for a blood test.

Been wrestling with a ballcock ever since.....
 
Hi folks. BG 4.4 fasting this morning. I've recognised that my FBG level has been lower over the past few days, possibly due to having had a small glass of wine. I rarely drink, but had been bought a nice bottle of rose. Not a bad "side effect."

Hope you're ok after your hypo @loulou99782. X


 
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Gary1205 said:
4.9 for me this morning, my first metformin free day.
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Hi did you cut down on metformin so that you don't have to take them anymore.....I am trying to achieve this with my husband through the low carb high fat diet ....how long dud it rake you to become medication free
 
jojo broadie said:
Hi did you cut down on metformin so that you don't have to take them anymore.....I am trying to achieve this with my husband through the low carb high fat diet ....how long dud it rake you to become medication free
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Hi jojo, my brief history T2 wise is in a thread in the success stories section entitled "Really Happy Right Now".
Happy for you to PM me if you want more detail.
 
5.7 mm/L this a.m. But that's with 2 slices of brown bread and olive oil I had at 1:30 a.m.
 
6.8 this morning after a bs of 6 at bedtime. Might be I'm not eating enough as didn't have much tea last night.
 
5.2 am
long day yesterday with an amazing sunset in these parts
GooD Wednesday to all
 
Morning everyone. 4.2 fasting today. Definitely the wine contributing to lower FBG's. Guess it's worth knowing. Good health folks.

@JoyceGlasgow. Hope you're ok. 2.9 is low, even for you. Best wishes.



 
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