I have recently experienced higher fasting glucose levels over the course of about 6 weeks. Normally, I am at 80- 120 in the mornings, but lately have been about 140- 160. The only big difference of late, I can pin point is,.. I have been drinking, maybe 1 can of diet sodas with my evening meals. I have also had sinus/ allergy issues about the same time (farmers in the locale are harvesting- kicking up dust & mold). Just trying to get a grip on whether the issue is in the sodas (as my diet has… read more
Beverly,
For god sake, drink the diet soda you so badly covet; in fact, do it once a day or every other day. Just cut volume…
AND…………….
STOP listening to clueless doctors!!
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With Metformin its fine to take with your meal. As for others check with your doctor.
Do people think there is a connection between stress and depression and diabetes? If so, to what extent do you feel the connections exist? My personal feeling is that the connections between these factors may be underestimated. I feel that 50%, and perhaps somewhat more, of the reason for my diabetes, comes from levels of stress and depression. Do others feel the same way? Thank you.
Absolutely. I’ve been very depressed since I was diagnosed 6 yrs ago because I feel as if my quality of life is less compare to “healthy” ppl. Anything can go wrong from within if you have diabetes… read more
Yes honey does spikes sugar levels. Consume little bit.
My sugar level is mostly high during nighttime and morning when i wake up....... does anybody have that problem or had that problem ..
I've read a study that almost every diabetic wakes up across the world at the same time with increased levels science has no answer for. Little tid bit of wow moment.
Good Morning my BG 128 positive thoughts.
Does caffenated coffee spike blood sugar? If so, should you limit the intake of coffee?
I find I don’t have the caffeine jolt some people have. I could drink it before bed if I wanted and still sleep but I don’t. I drink it because I enjoy the taste. Nothing like a cup of fresh coffee… read more
If you routinely eat sugar replacements can your body start to recognize them as sugar and you'll start getting spikes? To me this makes no sense (if you eat enough fiber your body doesn't start to break it down as sugar!) but someone on another forum insisted this was a thing.
Thanks!
Emily.
I stop all sugar ,salt really helps me and surgery stopped me using pepper
I have had Type 2 diabetes a few years and have gone from 10 A1C to 5.7 A1C and doing great but I have noticed a slight spike the past 4 days. Does daylight savings time cause spikes? Thanks for your help.
I wish they would leave the time alone. It takes me about a week to adjust to the new time
I am currently panicking as my average bs is 8.5.whereas three months ago it was 6.0.I put it down to the fortisip food supplement prescribed when i wasn 't eating( continued for two months after… read more