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What Is The Blood Glucose Level For Diabetics??
Blood glucose levels for diabetics can vary, but here are some general guidelines:
- Before meals: 80 to 130 mg/dL
- After meals: Less than 180 mg/dL
For more personalized targets, it's important to… read more
Can Anyone Tell Me The Guidelines On Checking My Blood?
My blood ranges tend to jump all over and I don't know what is normal. It was 212 yesterday and I was so tired I took my meds laid down slept for an hour got up it was 106. Then an hour later it was 45 and I was shaking and sweating. Now this morning it's 196. I just don't understand.
Here are some guidelines on checking your blood sugar:
- Frequency
- For type 1 diabetes: 4 to 10 times per day.
- For type 2 diabetes: Depends on your treatment plan. Common times include… read more
What Type Of Magnesium Is The Right Kind For Diabetes? I Know There Are Different Types.
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How Does One Manage The Dawn Phenomenon
It taken me a while to get this t2 under control. I have done that for the most part with diet, exercise and some supplements. Weight-loss i have achieved through low carb and intermittent fasting. I eat breakfast and lunch. 4 hours after eating my levels are generally around 5.2. However on getting up in the morning i range between 6.8 and 7.8. So this is not diet related since my last meal has been 16 hours or more ago. Even if i skip breakfast the levels kind of remain with minimal decline… read more
Omnipod is a insulin pod that gives you insulin all the time. You can wear it anywhere on your body. I forgot where you are from. Please let me know and I can get more info for you.
How Can We Increase Our Glp-1 Hormone?
https://www.healthline.com/health/foods-that-in...
Many overweight people underproduce Glp-1. And if doc does not deem your weight or diabestes severe enough these foids may help!!!!
So What Are Blood Glucose Level Recommendations Based On??
Ya, I'm really bored today, so here's another one 😁
Each of us should have our maximum blood sugar levels for Fasting, Pre-Prandial (before meals), Post-Prandial (2 hours after eating except in the UK where they use 1.5 hours) and Before Bed (if required – typically just Basil Insulin users for dosage recommendations) set by our Doc
If we have confounding conditions such as Heart or Kidney Disease, other hormone disorders (Thyroid, Pituitary, Adrenal) then it becomes even more important that… read more
Blood glucose level recommendations are based on several factors:
- Individual Health Needs: Your doctor will determine what ranges of blood sugars are safe for you based on your specific health… read more
What Supplements Are There For Diabetes?
Depends what you need
Diabetics are often deficient in any number of things. A dietitian can advise
But if you are asking what supplements will "treat" diabetes, then the answer is none.
Type 2 is… read more
Q: What Is YOUR BG (Blood Glucose) “window” (range) That Determines If You Think Your Number Is Good, Average, Or Bad?
Again, right on to everyone…
As Surfer said…your stand deviation in the multiverse on a narrative road with lots of texture…
…will set you free.
I Could Use Some Suggestions
For most of the past dozen years I have been working actively in the local diabetes community and for the past half dozen years I have been one of the presenters for a wellness group that primarily focuses on Metabolic Syndrome with Type 2 being the "biggie" under that umbrella
Last year we expanded our mandate to include a weight loss/management program for those that are carrying a bit of extra weight but have not "yet" developed a metabolic disorder and want to do something "now" to prevent… read more
I use Trainest on Google play, free app has a 4.6 rating.
