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lmae

1y ago

Tips for Lowering A1C Levels

what does everyone do to keep a1c down

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Terribt

1y ago

My drinks are sugar free. Try to stay consistent with my meds.
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Cuz

1y ago

Yeah I just drink water I try to stay away from bread I eat a little pasta pasta as good as it I have a little bread I try to stay low try that I don’t eat sweets but I don’t know
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zoomiesmom

1y ago

Make a small change every day. If you drink regular soda switch to diet. If you are eating white bread go with whole grain. Try to change small things. Get moving more. Walk up your stairs 1x a day then continue until you are able to do more for yourself
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Nanavae

1y ago

Be a label reader! Watch for added sugars. Maybe check sodium and proteins. You can learn what spikes your sugar. Care enough about yourself to make the necessary changes. It can change your life.
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Amourcinq

1y ago

Banana coated in cinnamon every night before bed has helped me.
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dee4791

3mo ago

how does this work when bananas are high in carbs?
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JanL

1y ago

I do lap swimming 50 min 3x a week or more. Also I love Hello Fresh meals.
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Roperry2377

1y ago

I try to moderate carbs/sugars. I have switched to Coke Zero and Mt Dew Zero sugar instead of regular or even diet pop (I actually like the taste of the zero sugar varieties better), as well as when I do get fast food, I will either skip the fries all together, or only get a small/medium fry, even though I get the larger size drink.

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