@indigo I’ve seen some say that below 70 mg/dL (or 3.9 mmol) is hypoglycemic, others say low 50s or lower. I imagine it’s less of a concern if you’re not taking any meds or insulin.
Then when you add in the +/- of glucometers… ?
/@matigo
@indigo I’ve seen some say that below 70 mg/dL (or 3.9 mmol) is hypoglycemic, others say low 50s or lower. I imagine it’s less of a concern if you’re not taking any meds or insulin.
Then when you add in the +/- of glucometers… ?
/@matigo
@matigo If I had one handy, maybe. But I'm sure there's something full of sugar around here I can consume if I ever get that low.
@matigo there's usually a vacation somewhere in there. This year, between the construction, the kids spending time at Digipen, and a couple other things, there wasn't money or time to do our usual trip down to the Oregon Coast.
So, yeah, I didn't take a vacation.
@matigo It's on the lower end of the acceptable fasting blood glucose range. If it gets below 70, then I have a different problem to worry about: hypoglycemia. ?
@matigo I've been at the 30 vacation day maximum for a while now. I haven't taken vacation this year at all.
This may be the best #bgnow I’ve had since I was diagnosed with Type 2 #Diabetes ??
Finally getting around to asking Weber about this regulator that came with my new grill that I couldn't remove the cap from.
Haven't used my new grill yet. :(
@matigo Given doctors are trying to keep nurse practitioners from practicing medicine without their supervision [freakonomics.com], I'm not so sure.