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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Juicyj" data-source="post: 2718313" data-attributes="member: 53162">Hello Darion,Blood glucose changes can be affected by many factors, such as heat, exercise, illness etc but haven't heard of vitamin D affecting glucose levels.In regards to running at higher glucose levels - do you ever do any basal fasting tests to check your background ratio is set at the right level ?  I have found that if I want to lose weight that keeping myself in range and getting levels stable are helpful with weight loss, running high/low affects the way the body is processing glucose and can affect appetite too as when running high we are more hungry as the cells aren't getting the energy, same as running hypo. However getting the basal level right is the foundation for good control and so if your running consistently high during day/night it's vital to check this and adjust.</blockquote>

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