7.2 today, oh well. Only way is down! 
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What was your fasting blood glucose? (with some chat)
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Estragon
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6.7 - Yesterday early was 6.1. By Pre evening meal 5.7, so I’m generally pleased as I’m not forgetting my HBA1C of 47.
Well, thank you! I keep watching your numbers and get a bit “green”. My next target is to get off of Metformin.
garyclark82
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Another day, another 6.0. I'm fine with that, I think. That tends to be my "normal" number and anything in the green is a positive. I think tomorrow may well be the day I get back in the 5's so I am going to try extra hard to get excited about it!
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5.6 today.
DEBBIESCOTT
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Good morning all
4.8 this morning, rose to 10.3 while out running now on its way back down
4.8 this morning, rose to 10.3 while out running now on its way back down
Estragon
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Yup, I get the same by watching NETFLIX. Seriously? Well done you
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ianpspurs
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Good morning. IDK what fbg was as the Tee 2 kit in the lazy man's bedroom loo cum shower was like our trolley in chief so ended in the bin. Downstairs one seems believable and I'll renew Swipey Friday night. @DEBBIESCOTT great fbg and that's how I believe bg should behave although long slow cardio lowers it nicely. @JohnEGreen that seems more betterer. @Estragon why the rush to ditch metformin when it has - allegedly- benefits beyond bg control?
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@ziggy_w , my thoughts on polar bears.. As well as the high fat in their diet, it is also high protein, and I doubt there is much carb in there, either. Linked with the cold water, and freezing air temperature, that could be the reason for their non-diabetes status. However, I am not convinced that comparison between humans and polar bears is going to be useful.
As for the sleeping late, giving us higher fasting levels, I believe our livers detect a difference in sleep state and give us the DP kick start regardless. This morning, in semi wake mode I tested at first light, and it was 7.1, turned over, and dozed for an hour and a half then tested again, 5.8. So once again, I go against the DP theory. Unless my body has now adapted to my slothful morning routine, and DP gets in early.
As for the sleeping late, giving us higher fasting levels, I believe our livers detect a difference in sleep state and give us the DP kick start regardless. This morning, in semi wake mode I tested at first light, and it was 7.1, turned over, and dozed for an hour and a half then tested again, 5.8. So once again, I go against the DP theory. Unless my body has now adapted to my slothful morning routine, and DP gets in early.
mojo37
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Bread is the same for me .
mojo37
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It's a Bas***d called diabetes
4.9 today
Estragon
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Those are excellent numbers! Well done.
