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

4.4 @ 07.50

Feeling very loved this morning, hubby came home with a box of chocologic neapolitans for me to try, 2 clematis plants for my garden and he is going to cook me bacon and eggs for my breakfast before he goes to bed (he works nights). So one very smiley Welsh girl here :D.
 
Mine was 7. Struggling to work out these tabs. Took me off morning one and just the two slow release in the evening, but was getting reading of 10's so put myself back on and told them. Does anyone take one in morning one in eve of the slow release? Was told normal just to take two in eve, but thought as slow release better one in morning one in evening?
 
11.3 gonna see if the protein bar late at night trick that others are recommending works but don't understand how that stops my liver being naughty
 
Naomi425 said:
11.3 gonna see if the protein bar late at night trick that others are recommending works but don't understand how that stops my liver being naughty
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If you think of supply and demand ...balance is the key...imagine a water butt being filled and emptied simultaneously....so that it doesn't overflow or empty out... But stays dead level...that is what we need to aim for
 
15.03.16 @ 08.40 FBG = 7.9 --- then @ 10.40 7.1 (this is my pre-breakfast reading)
if my BG's are true to form then I should see a steady decrease throughout the day.
 
Up again this morning, to 8.0. Had a breakfast of 100gms Greek Yoghurt with 6 walnuts, and 2 hours later my reading had jumped to 11.3
I have that breakfast quite often, but it doesn't usually have that effect so goodness knows what's going on
 
TooManyCrisps said:
Up again this morning, to 8.0. Had a breakfast of 100gms Greek Yoghurt with 6 walnuts, and 2 hours later my reading had jumped to 11.3
I have that breakfast quite often, but it doesn't usually have that effect so goodness knows what's going on
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@TooManyCrisps I've had a delayed carb effect. I can be fine 2 hrs after a none sugary carb and its as if I get a delayed knock on effect.
Did you have a carb breakfast yesterday or the night before?
I am sure it hits me later! I've even been chuffed at a very low spike then I pay for it later. I might be wrong thou.
 
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