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

7.4 - I know why, no mystery: During Saturday Grapes, Plums and my own root vegetable curry with two chapattis. Oh yes, and too much Lime Chutney. Proof positive, like I need it, that I have the condition called T2 that reminds me to be respectful of my EndoSys.

Lets have a calm, quiet and respectful Remembrance Weekend.
 
Estragon said:
7.4 - I know why, no mystery: During Saturday Grapes, Plums and my own root vegetable curry with two chapattis. Oh yes, and too much Lime Chutney. Proof positive, like I need it, that I have the condition called T2 that reminds me to be respectful of my EndoSys.

Lets have a calm, quiet and respectful Remembrance Weekend.
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T2 for sure but with a very happy gut biome
 
Morning all. Have yet to read all the postings from about Wednesday. Had a great day and in the evening went down with a nasty tummy bug.. My bg's were, thursday 6.1; friday 6.5; saturday 6.7 and today 6.5. Obviously haven't been eating much so it proves I eat too much!! Watch this space! Have a great sunday folks. :)
 
Omar51 said:
Good morning ️ from California!

4.82 mmol/L 87 mg/dL. Happy Sunday morning. Have a nice day everyone.Yesterday ate, 2 some strawberries and raspberries, seems like meter doesn’t detect fructose!
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Well, fructose ends up as glucose in your bloodstream, so will certainly contribute to your BG numbers.

Modern apple varieties contain high levels of fructose, so they're not particularly diabetic-friendly. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and blackcurrants OTOH are low in fructose, so the effects of a modest helping should be negligible.
 
Didn’t test yesterday as up early and travelling to see gorgeous 2 year old granddaughter. A 6.5 hour round trip meant we were in the car longer than the visit :rolleyes:
Anyhoo 7.0 this morning and I expected higher as I had a pub lunch yesterday but coffee instead of pudding!

Hope you all had a good Sunday.
@Ashybang glad your son is out of hospital
@PenguinMum enjoy Lanzarote :cool: I’m jealous:)
 
LivingLightly said:
Well, fructose ends up as glucose in your bloodstream, so will certainly contribute to your BG numbers.

Modern apple varieties contain high levels of fructose, so they're not particularly diabetic-friendly. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and blackcurrants OTOH are low in fructose, so the effects of a modest helping should be negligible.
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Thanks for the useful information.
Omar
 
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