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Old 01-25-2012, 09:59 PM #17
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I do have to watch sugar a little but I don't focus on it too much because I am not diabetic. Should I still be watching it due to NP?
It is important to keep refined sugar very low and keep the blood sugar even, not high or low for nerve health. I have never had blood sugar problems. I have had numerous fasting glucose and the better test, A1c taken. All is fine. But my doctor told me to watch sugar and carbs carefully as well as the other things needed for nerve health like exercise and my supplements.
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