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People who tell lies.
My GP (Dr Doom).
Morning, just had my latest hba1c results and it's gone from 43 to 50 so I'm on a mission to try and get it back down. I've cut out pastries - I used to have bake scones with jam and butter with a cuppa tea and I drank a lot of tea so it was probably this that pushed the number up.
I don't know why but I'm getting terrible craving for sugar especially late at night. So, I bought and tried a breakfast cereal with wheat flakes and dried fruits, the raisins made each mouthful quite sweet and along with dried banana, nuts I thought I'd struck gold. Then I read that dried fruits such as raisins, prunes etc have concentrated sugars and cause spikes in BS readings and should be avoided for D people.
They tasted so good, is this true then? something else off the menu? It's a shame if so as I read they help lower cholesterol and mines high. Any comments please, I'd like to have wheat flakes with some dried fruit and nuts as I hear they're rich in B complex which is good for mood and I that's on the to do list as well. I need some help with this awful craving for sugar, Kind regards all, Q..
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I don't know why but I'm getting terrible craving for sugar especially late at night. So, I bought and tried a breakfast cereal with wheat flakes and dried fruits, the raisins made each mouthful quite sweet and along with dried banana, nuts I thought I'd struck gold. Then I read that dried fruits such as raisins, prunes etc have concentrated sugars and cause spikes in BS readings and should be avoided for D people.
They tasted so good, is this true then? something else off the menu? It's a shame if so as I read they help lower cholesterol and mines high. Any comments please, I'd like to have wheat flakes with some dried fruit and nuts as I hear they're rich in B complex which is good for mood and I that's on the to do list as well. I need some help with this awful craving for sugar, Kind regards all, Q..
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