Thread: Does 1-hour post prandial spikes affect the nerves?
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Old 11-15-2013, 04:59 AM
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Are you up for some more testing?

Here are two suggestions to try.
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1) test your sugars before your meal. See if
they are elevated to begin with. That could
be part of the postprandial spike.

2) for a few days eat more complex carbs
And see what changes if anything. See how
you feel for one thing.

Remember home testing can be off by 10
points either way.
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