SHOCKING and Effective Ways to Lower Blood Sugar!

Whether you're managing type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, or prediabetes, this video is packed with valuable tips that many people aren't aware of to lower your glucose levels and improve your A1C. We'll delve into lesser-known strategies that can make a significant impact on your blood sugar control. Don't miss out on these practical and often overlooked techniques that can truly make a difference in your diabetes management journey.
Always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider before implementing any of the tips discussed in this video.
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[DISCLAIMER: While I am a Physician Assistant, none of the content I post should be taken as medical advice. Please consult with your doctor or healthcare provider if you have questions about your diabetes management and overall health. This video does not substitute professional medical advice and watching this video does not establish a provider-patient relationship.]

[@starpartyguy5605]

I have a beagle. I walk him 20 minutes almost every time he needs to go out. If you have a dog, walk them. It’s good for both of you!

[@eleanorsmith971]

Made me get up and walk. I am just going to force myself, I know it helps. Thanks for your help. Us diabetics need to use all the tools we have.

[@MarkoutMoviePodcast]

I appreciate your channel. I'm type 2 just recently diagnosed.

[@fretless05]

The net carb point was HUGE for me. I got some low net-carb bagels and was really excited to try them, but they drove my blood sugars sky high when I took a bolus based on the net. For some time, I had an endocrinologist who tried to push a zero carb diet. I did lose a lot of weight, but was miserable and felt horrible. Eating smarter, healthy carbs works much better. I've found that ALL forms of stress raises my blood sugar, heat, illness, worry, etc. Great tips.

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Thank you!

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

Facts: When I don't sleep enough, my blood sugar remains elevated. When I sleep well, it plummets to a healthy range. For fiber, YES, it works, but unfortunately, carbs come attached with them with a lot of meals. I used to drink 3L of Pepsi a day, not I'm on Pepsi 0 (no carbs, no sugar). Tastes just as good. And yes, even mild activity helps tremendously. It trains the body to get to work. And stress...undeniably a killer. Thanks for posting this. It's good common sense and simple stuff and Iknow for a fact that it works.

[@eddy2561]

For a couple years now I get between 2 and 4 hours sleep a night and it definitely affects my health!! I've seen two different doctors who've given me good advice but didn't work. What finally is helping is concerted exercise and no booze at night.......and yes, my A1C has improved enough that I was taken off insultin.

[@hblack4857]

The one thing I learnt from my doctor; Portion sizes. You said it to. I found I can eat basically what I wanted as long as I minded portion sizes. Even foods that are guaranteed to not raise bloodsugar; if I eat a bigger portion than needed my bloodsugar will spike.However; i have a job that keeps me in movement and on my feet for 7-9 hours every day and I walk or bike to and from work every day(5km each way), so I have a slightly higher than average activity in my day to day life.

[@tajulbashar4389]

Would appreciate if you could provide the URLs of the research/studies that you mentioned.

[@mariesmith8076]

You have the very best info out there for sure! Please keep the videos coming we need good and reliable info like yours!

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Thank you so much!!

[@mikes3043]

Great content and delivery. I’m surprised that you don’t have more subscribers, but your channel will continue to grow as more people find you. Thanks and keep it up.

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Thank you so much!!

[@soulfulmelodiesbymanjulasa4851]

Very well explained Siŕ

[@cherwillia]

Thank you for this video. First time I feel I got some really good information in plain talk.

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!!

[@USBP464]

This video was quite helpful....well done!

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Thank you!!

[@catherine9708]

Brilliant video. Super advice. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ❤

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Thank you so much!!

[@dave2716]

Very very nice video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤❤❤❤

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Thank you!!

[@gilbertjean-louis4826]

Amazing 👏 thanks 👍

[@diabetesdailydigest]

No problem! Thank you!!

[@dave2716]

Very good information, thank u very much👌👌👌👌❤❤❤

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Thank you!

[@myway2653]

Good thing. I can walk at home in place.

[@teresitalazaro4129]

Thank you💕💕💕

[@diabetesdailydigest]

No problem!

[@manuelcuellar8954]

Great video great content thank u

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!!

[@user-lt6zw2rs1l]

I really enjoyed your video and this is going to help me a lot

[@diabetesdailydigest]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!!

[@myviews107]

This video was very helpful! Thank you so much!

[@diabetesdailydigest]

You're so welcome!

[@eastonguy62]

Thanks for this content. I’m sure that you are aware that there are varying opinions out there about what is the ideal range where we should keep our glucose levels. The American diabetes association recommends a range between 70 and 180 while Dr. Bernstein recommends much tighter control to avoid complications. I’m curious what is your approach. Where do you like to set your target glucose and what range do you strive for? Are you aware of any research that has suggested an ideal glucose range for us type one diabetics? Are you currently on an insulin pump?

[@dawnb2224]

I have tried for a few years due to another T1D suggesting subtract fiber from carbs and my sugar goes through the roof every time regardless of my sugar and prebolis 15 minutes before.

[@bettypineo7640]

TQ💜💜💜

[@hussainbaothman1444]

Good morning sir

[@Melanie-gu4cl]

Hi Scott. I don't know how to meditate & have no interest in learning how to meditate. What other suggestions do you have to deal with stress besides meditating? I live in an apartment & I get very annoyed when I hear my neighbor slam the door & that would raise my stress level. Thanks.

[@charliea.3522]

Hi, Do you know where I could order a free style libre 3 reader so I don't have to use my phone app? FDA approved it back in April 2023 but I can't seem to find where to buy one. Thanks.

[@fansberat8583]

Have you tried walking in a fasted state? I always have slightly higher fasting blood glucose when I do aerobics first thing in the morning

[@warrenevraets7736]

Amen

[@daviddavid9837]

Tip # 6. Qi gong sequences and EFT tapping.

[@diabetesdailydigest]

I'm looking into these right now. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@daviddavid9837]

@@diabetesdailydigest I searched YT for "qi gong lower blood sugar" and found a few YT shorts that had a quick impact for my blood sugar. Not everyone believes in or wants to legitimize qi gong or EFT/TFT, but it worked for me. I appreciate you looking into it.

[@SunilSharma-re1hq]

👍

[@alec1113]

Hello , will this work with pre-diabetes. Thank you .

[@freddielatin9394]

What about people unable to walk or painful to walk?

[@lovepeace1953]

Do the Soleus Pushup to Lower Blood Sugar. Sit in a chair with your feet flat on the floor and your body relaxed. Keeping the front of your foot on the floor, raise your heels to their full range of motion. Release to allow your heels to return to the floor. And repeat

[@bustytanya2063]

I used to have great night sleeps but for the last 6 months since I’ve been on mdi my sleep has gone out the window most of the time I get 0 hrs of sleep my bg has been out of control for 30 years & my g6 keeps going off throughout the night great advice

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

You gotta get yourself exhausted before sleeping. When I had issues for a while, I began housecleaning or taking out the trash or just doing something that would make me break out a sweat. Then, after a shower, I'd faceplant onto my bed. You almost have to get mad at insomnia, because it could become a habit.

[@bustytanya2063]

@@YankeeWoodcraft thanks for the advice it’s mainly my low blood sugars stop me from going to sleep I’m waiting to get a insulin pump hopefully I can then keep my bg in range & get back to going to sleep at night

[@hussainbaothman1444]

How to treat down phenomenon

[@malatrash]

The strange thing with me is that fasting blood sugar in the morning is about 130, while the reading after 2 hours of eating is 115 , is there any explanation for that?

[@110Hiba]

It's called dawn phenomena, Google it and find detail.

[@vickyburton2434]

I have the same problem. My blood sugar will be up to 150 with no food at all. I eat between 20-30 g carbs a day. So irritating to me.

[@DeborahRose2885]

Mine is like that too

[@romeshanicholls1418]

Me too I can't understand it

[@judybrown7601]

I am going on 3 night's no sleep and no naps...need help. Been out of xanax and amatriplyne for monthd. Going to doctor next week. I see sleep in my future.

[@peace1108]

Do some exercise during the day. When you're ready to go to bed, focus on your breathing. Then with your eyes closed think about being asleep. Just calmly think you're sleeping. Good luck.

[@judybrown7601]

@@peace1108 thank you. I will try that.

[@aguimars]

Physical exercises do not remove glucose from the blood, exercise transforms glucose into fat and stores it in the liver. Unfortunately. The best way to eliminate glucose are fasting

[@modestafrancisco7418]

😅😅🎉🎉🎉

[@debannas4567]

Don’t you think if I COULD improve my sleep, I would?? It’s just not that simple as saying, “I’m gonna sleep more tonight”!!

[@shaggyman8564]

Let me make some comments about lack of sleep. That is silly The best think to do if you can't sleep is take a FS. And I try to keep early am FS at 100 Improving BS level depends on reducing carbs and knowing how to use insulin. MDs DO NOT KNOW HOW TO MANAGE DIABETES. ANY SUGAR should be avoided. I LOvE naan bread and I can control the rise in carb BY KNOWING HOW TO USE INSULIN. You fail to mention the MOST important factor is knowing how to use insulin. Dah of coarse ex exercise is important.STRESS e eryone has stress Check FS and KNOW HOW TO USE INSULIN I am an MD w 20 yrs of treating my diabetes. My a1c are under 5. Excuse my texting. Good luck find8ng an MD who can help you.. Mds are useless.

[@turbosupra2jzdragracingtob249]

Lmfao…believing those studies is for fools. Those same studies suggested smoking cigarettes was good for weight loss.

[@rjackson8292]

Which study was that?

[@romanicvs]

Tip #1. Keep your mouth shut.

[@dave2716]

Don’t listen🥵🤮