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My salt-induced flares subside within 12 hours or so. I try to drink a lot of water to help get the sodium out of my system, but it takes time.
Have you checked with a glucose monitor to see what your blood sugar does when you eat high carbs? A1c and Fasting Blood Glucose don't always show metabolic problems with sugar. Mine spikes horribly when I consume carbs, and there's no dispute that high blood sugar is an insult to nerves. If you're not monitoring what happens to your blood sugar when you eat various food, you should consider it based on your symptoms. You can get glucose monitors really cheap (or even free). The strips are how they make money, but for just initial testing purposes, you don't need a lot. |
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Thanks a lot for the suggestion. Also I have a device to test blood sugar levels I used to test cetokines. I'll try it just after a pasta party
![]() How much should be an acceptable level after carbs intake? Regards. |
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That's the million dollar question. A lot of researchers believe the Am. Diabetes Assoc. ranges are not good. What you have to do to really test it well is eat or drink pure carbs...no fat and no protein. If you test at the 2 hour mark after your last bite, here's what the ADA says:
Normal: less than 140 mg/dl Prediabetes: 140 mg/dl to 199 mg/dl Diabetes: 200 mg/dl or higher Many researchers believe if your glucose spikes above 140 at any point in time after eating carbs, you have a problem. Others say normal people would never go about 120. Here's an article you might want to read. Why Your “Normal” Blood Sugar Isn’t Normal (Part 2) | Chris Kresser All I know is my glucose spiking to the 300 range is not good. That's what happened when I ate a bunch of pretzels on an empty stomach. |
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if you blood sugar its over 300 you are diabetic per AMA
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Two hours AFTER eating, yes. But they say nothing about spiking levels prior to that.
Diagnosing Diabetes and Learning About Prediabetes: American Diabetes Association(R) ___ |
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on any random test at any time if your blood glucose levels are over 200 that is diagnosis of diabetes
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I've just done the test, two hours after have eating 400g of chickpeas.
The result is 144 mg/dl. Does it mean I'm prediabetic or I have a glucose problem? Should do I repeat the test tomorrow? or test it just after waking up? Thanks for your help. Regards. |
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