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What is an acceptable HbA1c ?
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<blockquote data-quote="staffsmatt" data-source="post: 942856" data-attributes="member: 38184"><p>Thing is though there are always going to be things that you just can't calculate for. Stress and worry for example. Every time my son goes off his food I worry and stress about it (first time parent plus I'm a worrier anyway!) guaranteed my levels will go up. Now I can try upping my ratios a bit but how much? How do you quantify exactly how worried you are about something and how much hormones your body is pumping out? </p><p></p><p>The more of that type of thing you've got going on in your life the less likely you are to have a great hba1c. Something just has to give..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="staffsmatt, post: 942856, member: 38184"] Thing is though there are always going to be things that you just can't calculate for. Stress and worry for example. Every time my son goes off his food I worry and stress about it (first time parent plus I'm a worrier anyway!) guaranteed my levels will go up. Now I can try upping my ratios a bit but how much? How do you quantify exactly how worried you are about something and how much hormones your body is pumping out? The more of that type of thing you've got going on in your life the less likely you are to have a great hba1c. Something just has to give.. [/QUOTE]
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