DJC3
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
desperate attempt to get a grip of this madness; dog walk test very high @ 5.4
But 5.4 isn’t ‘very high’ by any stretch of the imagination. I’d be chuffed with it.
desperate attempt to get a grip of this madness; dog walk test very high @ 5.4
For a pack of rolitos it is ridiculous - especially after a dog walk. A pack of rolitos ain't far off of fresh airBut 5.4 isn’t ‘very high’ by any stretch of the imagination. I’d be chuffed with it.
For a pack of rolitos it is ridiculous - especially after a dog walk. A pack of rolitos ain't far off of fresh air
Oh, nonetheless I must confess
That I'm the mess that has been left
You can have a hug. I have been getting really odd readings all day BUT bigger issue for me is how the heck I maintain decent bg levels and weight. I still don't see that level as good value for a rubbish "meal" It is significantly above trend for lunch which is usually a huge salad - by huge I mean a family sized pasta serving bowl full to overflowing. Rolitos aren't food so the number per se is fine but for that input it is ridiculous.I didn’t get below 6 all day so I still say it ain’t high.
Were you involved in the crunch? Hope not but hope you and vehicle are ok if you wereHa.
Breakfast. Kale smoothie, at 5am.......
Couple of black coffee's
Crunch on the motorway made me so late home I'm not there yet, or will be till about 2230.
Will just go to bed.Who needs food anyway.
Nah. It was just far enough ahead that I could see all the fuss but still stuck for the best part of 4hrs. Got though 3 episodes of prison break in Lane 3 of the M1.Were you involved in the crunch? Hope not but hope you and vehicle are ok if you were
Glad you are safe. I'll take your word that Prison Break is a thingNah. It was just far enough ahead that I could see all the fuss but still stuck for the best part of 4hrs. Got though 3 episodes of prison break in Lane 3 of the M1.
You can have a hug. I have been getting really odd readings all day BUT bigger issue for me is how the heck I maintain decent bg levels and weight. I still don't see that level as good value for a rubbish "meal" It is significantly above trend for lunch which is usually a huge salad - by huge I mean a family sized pasta serving bowl full to overflowing. Rolitos aren't food so the number per se is fine but for that input it is ridiculous.
This whole thing is a cost benefit analysis for me - that one failed. Would have been better not eating IMHO
Yep. BMI 22 -11-9 was a target. Keeping there whilst keeping lowish bg is hard. I find fasting easy. Can't find a breakfast that works either.Are you trying to maintain weight as well? That seems to be my problem.
Bgs went down substantially when I was doing 30hr fasts but I lost weight too. If I eat more, weight is stable but bgs go up, even with <20g carbs. It’s such a bloomin nuicance.
Yep. BMI 22 -11-9 was a target. Keeping there whilst keeping lowish bg is hard. I find fasting easy. Can't find a breakfast that works either.
You need the wine diet. Get yourself the Aldi advent wine calendar.I can’t seem to find any meal that works
You need the wine diet. Get yourself the Aldi advent wine calendar.
I can't do this 3 smallish meals though and breakfast/non breakfast is a nightmare - averages 5.6 and drives me mad
I looked that up because I was curious. So apparently what happens is when you lose fat it gets replaced with water so you don't initially lose weight. Then just one day you lose all the water resulting in the big weight loss numbers. Then the cycle repeats. They also say that's why where you lost the fat feels "softer" - because it's water for a while. I have noticed that - where I've lost fat, like my belly, is not solid anymore; it's kind of "jiggly". Fascinating!I hve seen it described as 'whooshing'. Where you wait and wait and wait and then the scale drops sharply and then stops.
Can't remember her name, but we had a lady a couple of years ago posting who said she started off at around 350 pounds, and went for weeks losing slowly, then whooshed down 2-3 pounds a day for weeks, then stalled for months, then lost slowly again... the human body is amazing.