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What sugar blood levels are normal for a person with diabetes? |
What sugar blood levels are normal for a person with diabetes? Since your life is shortened when you have diabetes, you should not aim for being a normal diabetic, you should aim to cure your disease, in other words, be normal in blood sugar. Type 2 can be cured. My dad did it with the Pritikin diet. It is drastic, but the disease's consequences are severe. Allowing it to continue is keeping drug companies and your doctor in pools of money. Get angry and get cured. If you're going to drop oranges because they're carbs, make sure you consume a variety of other fruits including tomatoes. Until your blood sugar drops to normal levels, cut out those starches that are made without fiber like white rice, potatoes, white bread and batter-fried foods. Who wants to be addicted to drugs for 40 years, and then die (or get crippled) early anyway? The goal in this part of diabetes management is to strive to keep fasting blood sugars under 140 mg/dl and preferably closer to the 70-120 mg/dl range. The normal fasting blood glucose level is between 70 and 110 g/dl I am a nurse for over 20 years "Normal" is hard to guage since diabetes can be so different in every person. But...ideally: Before a meal, your BG should be between 80-130. Then your BG should rise no more than 70 points in the two hours after a meal, then it should come back down to the 80-130 range. Your glycohemoglobin A1c score should be below 7%, and this test should be administered every three-four months. There is also a home test available. Keeping your average blood glucose below 7%, or about 140, greatly reduces your risk for complications. Type 1 diabetic for 5 years. Daughter type 1 diabetic. With proper medication / insulin therapy, your BG level should be around 80-around 130. It really does vary from person to person, but that is the suggested range these days. Diabetes Health Educator; Type II diabetic |
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