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Blood Glucose Fluctuations

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Mind Map branch: Blood Glucose Fluctuations Blood Glucose Fluctuations Testing variables Fingertips clean Instrument calibrated Proper strips for instrument Testing at same time (re:  minutes awake) Pharmaceutical variables Any other medication taken Glucose level at time of medication If insulin injected, location of injection If insulin injected, temperature of insulin Hydration variables Exercise loss Warmer weather Habits and activities Other variables Menstrual cycling Additional stress levels Environmental exposures Humidity and temperature Links http://www.novamind.com/connect/nm_documents/427 Sugar map index http://www.mendosa.com/gilists.htm Mendosa charts http://www.nature.com/ejcn/journal/v60/n9/abs/1602427a.html Second meal effect Prior meal variables Fiber Quantity Allergy, sensitivity Glycemic index, load Starting glucose levels Meal variables Fiber Quantity Allergy, sensitivity Glycemic index, load Starting glucose levels

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NOTE: Some foods cause a spike in blood glucose because of a sensitivity reaction.

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WHAT IF

You test glucose same time each day?
You eat the same dinner?
You take the same medications?
You exercise at the same time?
Your exercise time/level is constant?

WHAT IF

Your blood glucose is higher sometimes?
Your blood glucose is lower sometimes?

WHAT ARE YOU MISSING?

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NOTE: The more fiber you eat at a meal, the slower glucose is absorbed from the next meal.

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NOTE: Food preparation such as slicing fruit can elevate readings, but not indicate blood glucose levels. Wash hands before testing.

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NOTE: Cortisol (and glucose) tend to peak 30 minutes after awakening.

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