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Old 06-21-2012, 07:06 PM #15
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If his A1C is over 6.5... I'd put him on a low carb diet for awhile.

I think he is borderline. Sometimes just some diet can help this.
Size of meals, etc can make a difference in the A1C.

Just keep an eye on him.
What is good with him is his discipline to exercise. He has sweet tooth but can restrain himself. I always tell him one PN in the family is enough.

I think his AIc was 6.5.
Thank you Mrs.D
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