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spudlord

680d

Any other diabetics have a sugar spike in the morning? My blood sugar is always highest when I first wake up before I even get a chance to eat.

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    • RhetoricalYou

      663d

      Yes, absolutely. If it makes you feel any better, my endocrinologist told me that this happens to most people, even if they're not diabetic. So it's nothing to worry about, just be aware of it.

    • RhetoricalYou

      663d

      Yes, absolutely. If it makes you feel any better, my endocrinologist told me that this happens to most people, even if they're not diabetic. So it's nothing to worry about, just be aware of it.

    • Tobydottir

      673d

      Yes. If I'm not careful my liver gives me a snack between 2 and 4 a.m. It shows in my morning test. A small low carb snack about 10 p.m. helps, like a tbsp of almond butter or sf protein shake.

    • gulfcoastchic83

      674d

      Yes I do and I'm working hard to get my reading down to under a 100 since my doctor said she wants me under that number, and I'm eating pretty good, working out, and not late night snacking.

    • Nelley

      678d

      I dont eat past 7-8pm and I dont eat until 11am-12noon the next day. It helps with me prevent sugar spikes. If I do eat breakfast before noon I avoid carbs. I do protein shakes, eggs or oatmeal.

    • butterfly_blues

      680d

      Yeah it also depends on what you eat the night before you go to bed too

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