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07-21-2015, 08:34 PM | #1 | ||
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Janie,
I can tell by now what is good or bad, but test still. I do a day, 8-12 or more tests, at least once a week. I like to see the flow of my day, through activity, though lately more inactivity than anything. I hope you have found some relief through this process. Mine would be the unknown variety, as in how much worse could this be. I imagine lots.
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I've been doing some testing on the effects of exercise on your glucose levels, and it's pretty profound. When I saw I was in the 190s last week after a really bad meal, I immediately hopped on the exercise bike. 20 minutes later it was 106, but it went back up over 140 when I stopped and was continuing to digest. |
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