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What was your fasting blood glucose? (with some chat)

4.2 at 6 AM at par with 60 hours into fasting.

BrianDoc said:
walked almost 600 miles over the past 3 months,
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That's impressive. I have walked about the same but not because of diabetes challenge but because of the lovely thing you see in my DP. He absolutely loves his walkies and on an average makes me walk 6 to 7 miles every day... come rain or shine, no break is mine
 
Morning All. Feeling dispirited with a 7.6 after consuming as close to 20g carbs as possible Yesterday. Previous day was 7.3. I do have a very sore eye after my injection early week as they nicked a vessel so flooded my eye with blood. It can happen, has once before but whether that has had any effect on BG I’m doubtful. I have my autumn booster today so heaven knows where I will be tomorrow!
Anyway have the best Saturday you can all.
 
BrianDoc said:
5.4 this morning, and after completing the diabetes uk million step challenge yesterday having walked almost 600 miles over the past 3 months, I might have the day off walking !
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Giving a winner for that seems inadequate so have a superlative instead. Thought about exemplar, but I would not want to emulate walking that distance even for D, but its a brilliant achievement and I do admire you.
 
Could just be that your stress is mildly elevated due to worry or illness.
My libre shows how much my levels increase even when fasting. Travel, which I enjoy, always raises it even when there no delays.
Sounds like high 7s are to expected in your current circumstances
 
Some suggest a small bite of meat or cheese just before bed, others fasting. Happy researching!
 
4 at 6AM... 84 hours fasting gets me here... today will be eating day so we shall see what awaits me tomorrow morning.

BrianDoc said:
our youngest dog has kennel cough, bless her,
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Sorry to hear that.. chicken with 1/4 tsp turmeric can be helpful.
PenguinMum said:
The only thing different is we have put the heating on for a few hours
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Actually that is a good point... say body was struggling with cold, then based on what I read about release of hormones, maybe would result in release of cortisol which as we know is declared villain so far as BG spikes are concerned....
 
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