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Did they do an insulin level before the test?
ALA supposedly lowers insulin levels too. I suspect there was an effect. But how much can only be determined with the test redone after abstaining from ALA for a while. People with insulin resistance may show reactive hypoglycemia at 2 hrs, and you did not. So the ALA may be working for you. Can't be certain however.
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do you know what your fasting level was?
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