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Old 05-04-2011, 12:16 PM #11
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So it might be a good idea to get a free glucometer and test yourself during the day and night. You might find your answers there. Keep a log to show fasting morning, 1.5 hr after breakfast (keep track of carbs), before and after lunch, after dinner, before bedtime. One Touch is the one I use because the strips are not affected by others sugars you consume or dextrins which are commonly in foods today. The other Glucometers use a different chemical system which may give false highs. One Touch may read high after high Vit C consumption, high aspirin, or gout, but it only measures glucose.

So, where do I get a "free glucometer"? The drug store? Or have I misunderstood something here?
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