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Also I should add. When I was hypothyroid and undiagnosed, my fasting glucose was usually below 80 and often 70.
When my thyroid was treated, it rose to 85-90. I haven't had a 70 in YEARS now, and in fact my fasting is now over 100 regularly.  This is the progression of insulin resistance over time.
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