What’s Normal Blood Sugar for a Diabetic?SUGARMD

[@SugarMDs]

𝐕𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐭 𝐒𝐮𝐠𝐚𝐫𝐦𝐝𝐬.𝐜𝐨𝐦 𝐨𝐫 𝐄𝐭𝐬𝐲.𝐜𝐨𝐦/𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐩/𝐬𝐮𝐠𝐚𝐫𝐦𝐝𝐬 (𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐧𝐨𝐧-𝐔𝐒𝐀 𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐬) 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐜 𝐒𝐮𝐠𝐚𝐫𝐌𝐃 𝐝𝐢𝐚𝐛𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐜 𝐬𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐝𝐯𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐝 𝐠𝐥𝐮𝐜𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐬𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭, 𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐲 𝐬𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭, 𝐬𝐮𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐛𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞.

[@donnapoplin8307]

Hi ! Should I take advanced glucose & Super Berberrine at the same time to lower my A1C .

[@radchabi3943]

Doctor Ergin,I don’t take no medication to low my blood sugar,in the morning my blood sugar is high,it’s around 7,5 to 8,5. Before meals it’s about 5,3 to 6,2.I eat one meal a day,after lunch it’s around 6,5 to 8,the nurse told me I was prédiabetic now not diabetic,what do you please reply .Rad

[@radchabi3943]

So doctor after dinner low then 7,rad

[@mrcoolorhot8595]

Wish we have a doctor like you that is very active even in the social media giving true medical advice. And the most important is the way you deliver, communicate, socialize and deal with your patients and viewers. You give Hope to the people! God bless you Doctor! 🙏

[@jassibola8675]

Hands down the best information on blood sugar level under 15 mins. Understanding these concepts will save anyone alot of headaches.

[@caliborn6884]

These videos are so informative! I love this doctor, he is so articulate and explains so well! Would love to see more on prediabetes. Also would like to see more on how normal blood sugar works.

[@SugarMDs]

Will do some prediabetes videos. For sure. Thank you

[@jselectronics8215]

Low carb diet is the key. I am 73, was pre-diabetic two years ago. Went on the keto diet, then transitioned to carnivore. A1c is 5.7 without medication. I go for a thirty minute walk before bed time. I've found it can lower my blood sugar 20 points.

[@jselectronics8215]

@@jameskantor0459 Carnivore over two years, try to go one meal a day, but sometimes get hungry before dinner, so I have a can of sardines or scramble three eggs.

[@nancyesposito1020]

This was a great video we really needed this to determine how to get to 6%. A1C. I wish I had found someone like you years ago when my husband first got diagnosed! The doctors just didn't know at the time the best options we know so much more now thanks to you and other than the KZbin community. Thank you!

[@SugarMDs]

Glad it was helpful! Please share on social media. Help is appreciated to spread the word to more patients struggling with diabetes

[@susanparker-heitel702]

These videos are fantastic- it explains so much information in easy to understand languages. There is so much misinformation out there. Thank you , thank you!

[@seahorse251]

So true. My doctor just wrote me a metformin script and meter script and sent me on my way. So thankful for educational videos like this.

[@asimarahim5885]

Dear doc thanks a million once again my goal is not to have diabetes anymore. Unfortunately it's hereditary your videos are really helping me deal with diabetes wish we had better doctors like you. You are one of the best I know to enlighten and teach us. True humanitarian

[@SugarMDs]

Thank you. Always stay tune for more videos

[@patienceadah1993]

I am learning a lot from your teaching doctor and it has really helped me a lot .

[@Bushcraft242]

Age 62 a1c 7.8 last 5 months my cholesterol is normal i am heavy losing weight setting goals every month

[@SugarMDs]

Good job!

[@SugarMDs]

Hello fans, here is another very useful video. Remember to share the video on social media. The goal is to achieve 30,000 subscribers. Then we will start discussing real cases. Also, remember we see patients in FL and NY. We accept insurance in FL. We do not accept insurance in NY but self-pay options are reasonable. Ready to put your diabetes in remission. Welcome on board! Dr. Ahmet Ergin. www.sugarmds.com

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[@geminiganesh7885]

Hi Doctor, No one explains better than you about diabetes . Beleive me I know. I am a type 2 diabetic (on insulin) myself over 20 years now. I am glad that I found your site and watch regularly. you have motivated me and I have made many changes since watching your videos. I am seeing better results already. I have managed to cut down on insulin dose as well . very grateful for your passionate medical service. thank you.

[@mariengong1244]

I am 63 years old I am stroke patient du to form type 2 diabetes I make 3 things before I get and under tabe 2 type medicine and a lot to treat stroke i dont what to do can help me?

[@SugarMDs]

Thank you for the comment Gemini! We appreciate it! I am glad we made a positive change in your life. Please feel free to share this content with more people for them also enjoy and learn. Also please visit our Facebook page facebook.com/sugarmdsonline and website(sugarmds.com) for more educational content.

[@kaelarose4051]

Thank you so much you have been so helpful with your information God Blessed you 🙏🏼🥰🙏🏼

[@SugarMDs]

You are so welcome

[@kodialkishorrao1564]

Excellent explaination. Correctly spelt guidelines for different ages. This is certainly a very reliable information which diabetics can adopt. A million.thanks.

[@SugarMDs]

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[@skinnydee1886]

Explanation!

[@glad2be4]

"Time in Target" (70-140 mg/dl): Seeking to know the appropriate percentage range of Time in Target, supportive of obtaining a 7.0 or less A1C value.

[@lynnshell78]

hi could you please do a video on turners syndrome and diabetes as i have both and little is out there on both it would help to raise awareness and info thank you

[@LURKING323]

How are we able to contact this doctor? I love how he explains everything .. my primary don’t even care to really explain anything.. they just tossed metformin at me and that’s it.. but I stopped taking them.. after 4 hours after eating my ranges are back to 70-90… I hardly check it after eating. But but the couple of times I have, it’s around 140-160.. I’m type 2 ..

[@joyceclark7403]

My A-1 C is 5.5 but sometimes I have 101105 108 fasting glucose in the mornings is that a good thing? Should I be concerned about my fasting glucose levels since my A-1 C is 5.5?

[@2late4me2care]

Google the "Dawn Phenomenon". My doctor told me not to freak when I get slightly elevated numbers in the morning because it happens. She could never explain why though.

[@200Nora]

@@2late4me2care The liver releases some glucose into the blood to prepare the body for daily living. It is activated by cortisol no insulin. It is called glucogenesis. However, too much cortisol frequently like in chronic stress can make you diabetic over time.

[@melonaansah2373]

Thanks as always! It really pain me I didn’t discovered you earlier. My mum was diagnosed t2 this year August and A1C is 7.5 at the moment and she is on metformin. Is it possible she stop the medication and focus on diet and exercise???? Her FBS ranges 5 to 7.5 and her RBS normal is 7.4 .She is hypertension and she is 66 years now. She is physically strong and do absolutely everything herself. She has a stationed business and recently we noticed she experienced swelling feet.

[@susiegeorge4754]

My mum used to take metformin and her feet swelled. She stopped taking the drug and the swelling went down. Ask your doctor about it.

[@200Nora]

I am 66 and recently diagnosed with prediabetic. I do intermittent fasting 4 times a week with 2 lower than 50 carbs meals. I came down from 6.2 to 5.6. I am still active and working. I will retire this year, but so far enough energy. As long as her hypertension is controlled (I do not have HTN), she can start by decreasing some carbs and light-moderate exercise. Check with dr first for a full review of her condition.

[@kmo3811]

Metformin is evil to some people. My adult son and I experienced severe stomach cramps, diarrhea and lived in our bathrooms until off this drug.

[@hazzastyles4289]

2 hours after meals im mostly 105 to 117 without metformin. Is it good or still bad?

[@Thomzz95]

You are prediabetic

[@syreconservices]

what is the best current diabetes drug with minimal side effects.

[@bobeldredge282]

Please just say NO to sugar and carbs, I've went from as high as 13.3 now down to 5.0 I'm 64 years old, and all my other lipid levels are great as well. Thanks Bob the welder.

[@tripsys3624]

Many type 2 people sadly won't adhere to that. They'd rather get more medications and insulin injections to keep being able to enjoy their junk carby foods. And congratulations in getting your A1C to 5.0, that's amazing!

[@SugarMDs]

Yes but life is never black and white. you cant always show only one way street to everyone.

[@dirkgibbens377]

Some carbs are okay, and they’re not all junky. Just limit intake, make sure you maintain a balanced diet, get lots of exercise. Keto and carnivore are not balanced or reasonable and have their own issues as well. Many different approaches will yield satisfactory results. There is such a thing as the law of diminished returns. Does an A1c of 5.0% yield a measurable reduction in health complications or shortened life expectancy compared to 6.1% or 6.2%? Nope! So enjoy a plate of pasta or a sandwich on whole grain bread sometimes. Hell, have a doughnut or piece of cake one in a while. People just go over the top needlessly sometimes. Just my opinion.

[@bobeldredge282]

@@dirkgibbens377 I really enjoy my eye sight, and my feet carbs are NOT a essential nutrient, like protein and fat. In my opinion and many doctors as well.

[@dirkgibbens377]

@@bobeldredge282 LOL. As I said, 5.0 or 6.1... no difference. But to each his own. If you’re happy thats all that matters. Wishing you good health. 👍👍

[@roberthodges1385]

Great video, I wish you'd address people in their 70's, with type 2. I thank you for you information.

[@SugarMDs]

Thanks for watching! Always stay tune for more videos.

[@louisepatrick4486]

Thank you Dr for the update and information my blood sugar always high I just don't know what to do again please I need your help thank you very much 🙏

[@SugarMDs]

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[@stelladina2437]

Thanks for sharing the wonderful information. You are the best 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@KennM12]

i’m 27 and i’ve been testing my blood glucose for a while. unless i’ve just eaten, it’s pretty much always at 70. sometimes dipping into the 60s, sometimes with symptoms. i eat regularly and am not on any type of diet. i don’t have diabetes and am not on meds that would cause hypoglycemia. idk why it’s happening /:

[@SugarMDs]

Reactive hypoglycemia is probably what is , reduce carbs and eat healthy fat in every meal and see what happens.

[@cookeeee1962]

Brilliant stuff. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas 🎄 😊

[@dollygovender9971]

Hi Doc thx soo much for all the information. What can I do to keep the sugar low it goes high all the time please help me thx South Africa

[@anniedjaswadi]

Hello dr, CARBS diet is the best for low blood sugar. Is depends what foods we consumed.

[@SugarMDs]

yes low carb but healthy carbs with low glycemix index is the key

[@bubbasizemore4556]

My goal was to reach an A1c of 5.0. I reached that goal in September 2020 after 9 months.

[@SugarMDs]

Good job! Happy holidays:kzbin.info/www/bejne/laGzo2SwfdKGrJY

[@skinnydee1886]

Congratulations! You've done an excellent job! Stay safe and continue your healthy regimen 🙏

[@lilsyevasifuentes7628]

What was your baseline?

[@bubbasizemore4556]

@@lilsyevasifuentes7628 What do you mean?

[@boomerang6130]

Thanks Bubba for your comment. Please tell me how you reached your BG goal? Are you still holding steady at 5.0? What was it prior to you lowering it? Please tell me what your diet is like? Thanks again--

[@garyz2043]

According to my freestyle libre my 90 day average is 6.3 mmol/l . I have just had a h1c and it was 50 mmol/mol which I think works out as 8.1 mmol/l or 6.7% Pretty good I think but am sure the libre reader reads about 2mmol/l lower than a finger prick at all times. It's not accurate I have talked to abbot about this but they won't confirm. Have you noticed this? Thanks Gary

[@jrowlove7328]

Are you saying fat at night (without carbs) cause high blood sugar?

[@darlenericotta7550]

Thank you for making it so much easier to understand A1C.

[@PaxtonNoble]

As a triathlon athlete I can tell you if you are type 1 diabetic you shouldn’t be trying to get below a 5.8 A1C because it’s literally almost impossible to keep sugar levels super super super 100% stable around the clock especially if you have a busy lifestyle ( work, school, family, physical activities , exercise etc) so as a type 1 diabetic I would always suggest aiming between 6%- 6.8%. The lower your sugars are around the clock is the higher risk you have of having low blood sugar crashes if you have a busy schedule . So for me my a1c is 5.9% usually and I’m super active, the issue is I’m too active that my blood sugars are susceptible to dropping at a higher risk , below 50 etc. So don’t always get too caught up with the a1c number but get caught up with changing the lifestyles, nutrition and physical activity is the biggest changes to make and ofc proper insulin usage.

[@cookeeee1962]

Are you a doctor of medicine ?

[@tewoldedermas]

My A1C is 7.2 and I start exercise to make it down with out medication can I do it

[@tyronecamacho5110]

Great

[@robertfox1975]

Of course you can. I'm diabetic and maintain my A1C at 6 and below. No meds. Just Low carb and mild cardiovascular exercise after food.

[@harbselectronicslab3551]

Can I join your monitoring system if I live in Australia........

[@alanboas810]

I WAS DIAGNOSED IN 2008 WITH TYPE 11. MY AIC HAS BEEN MOSTLY 6.2. BUT LAST YEAR IT WENT UP TO 6.4. NOW IT'S AT 6.9. I'LL BE 65 IN 4 MONTHS. I NEED TO LOWER IT BACK TO 6.2 OR LESS. ALSO, AT 5'10", 215lbs IS HOW MUCH OVERWEIGHT? I AM SMALL-BONED WITH A LOT OF MUSCLE.

[@samueljudetuliao4577]

Hello Doc. Can i stop my metformin if my A1C IS ALREADY 4.5 % FROM 6.7%

[@tonycardall7334]

My average went from 7.2 to 4.6 so I stopped taking metformin 8 months ago and maintain my levels with a low carb diet and supplements.

[@Angelo2005white]

My doctor whole heartedly believe in meds and I do not he prescribe me a diabetic med called sturgulan and I’m not big on meds my A1C is at 6.1 and I changed my diet should I still take the meds

[@mariateresapatzi4571]

Thank you Dr !!!!!!!😅😅😅😅😅

[@SugarMDs]

@mariateresapatzi4571 You're welcome! Don’t forget to share this content so that we can reach and help more people. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, please ask or visit sugarmds.com for more details.

[@ksize3147]

A1C goal is less than 7..... I have finally gotten mine down to 8.1

[@leniecawaling1124]

Thank you Doc. God bless

[@SugarMDs]

You're welcome. If you like this video, you may find this playlist helpful too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZymqJmVaJeMeZY Always stay tune for more videos. Please share on social media. Help is appreciated to spread the word to more patients struggling with diabetes

[@pinkylee9050]

Doc i want to know if Chromium is good for diabetic?

[@kayray7008]

scientific studies show benefits of chromium and cinnamon 😊

[@darlenericotta7550]

So I am 73 and my A1C just came back at 6.5 so I shouldn't try to get it lower?

[@SugarMDs]

If you don’t it will go higher. Keep working on it. Good job!!

[@darlenericotta7550]

@@SugarMDs Thank you Doctor Ergin!

[@Annlej1]

Hi 👋Dr Ergin , I was wondering If you could add Bloodsugar Numbers also in mmol/l and same for HbA1C ( mine is now 42, i take metformin)

[@skinnydee1886]

Annlej, Your A1c is 42 or 4.2???

[@Annlej1]

@@skinnydee1886 Long term sugar 42 and fasting sugar 7.5 mmlo/l. In Europe we measure in mmlo/l

[@skinnydee1886]

@@Annlej1 In Canada we also measure in mmol/l. My highest A1c was 7.3 and I brought it down with healthy eating habits, daily exercise and drinking at least 1+1/2-2 litres of water daily; consume lots of fresh garden salads, steamed vegetables with fish or chicken (if you do eat these). I brought down my A1c 7.3, to 6.0 within 5 months and stopped the Glucophage that I took for 18 years; it feels nice to be medication free! I wish you the best 🙏

[@cocoj2252]

Blood glucose is 108 how do I bring it up to 120 - 150

[@scs6655]

Does fat raise blood sugar?

[@darlenericotta7550]

Thanks again for this information, I have learned so much from here.

[@SugarMDs]

Our pleasure!

[@JoseRubio1972]

What's the best diet to get off insulin T2D? I take 5 units of Novolog before each meal

[@sarahkaddoura398]

Hello Dr if my A1c is 6 am I considered a prediabetic ? What the best diet if we get prediabetic ? Thank you

[@SugarMDs]

6% is considered pre-diabetic. Low carb Mediterranean diet will be the best for you.

[@sarahkaddoura398]

SugarMDs thanks so much for your kind reply . They gave me Ozempic . In your opinion are they good . So far they re amazing in suppressing my appetite .

[@littlebabywantstoplay6312]

@@skinnydee1886I got FBS 6 what should I do

[@believeinyourself689]

Valuable information Thanks Doctor

[@ksize3147]

If less than 130 before meals and less than 180 after eating, you can get to 7%.....wow Common goal.

[@rajendrapandya6948]

Wonderful/Excellent explanation. Thank you Sir

[@SugarMDs]

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[@rueyyoung9795]

I like your program very much , very helpful. I am 71 years old, been diagnosed DM 3 years ago. On Metformin 500 mg daily with dinner, my A1C was 6.1 down from 6.7 , blood pressure is below 130 systolic, 70 to 80 of diastolic, should I take blood pressure medication ? My HDL is slightly lower and LDL is on border line, should I take cholesterol medicine ? I walk 1hour everyday, diet control well. I am 5’4 , 150 lbs, lost 10 Lbs in 6 months , fasting sugar below 130 average, if below 90 or 85, I felt sweating , shaking and weak. What is your opinion ?

[@mariamsatar4141]

Hello my favorite doctor and KZbin Channel !thank you so much for this great information. I am watching every single video you making for us lm T 1🤲🤲 thank you

[@SugarMDs]

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[@AdamaKargb0-v2v]

Thank you so much doctor

[@VenaHaSan969]

My fasting at morning after 10 hours was 100, then I waited and check after 11 hours of fast then it was 98. And after 2 hours of lunch it was 131.... Is it normal?

[@SugarMDs]

it seems ok

[@mj9949]

Thank you for this information

[@Xirlance77]

i have skin disorder like red patches related to my diabetes should i got seek a dermatologist?

[@skinnydee1886]

You should've already!

[@surapriyabanerjee7906]

Sir I am from India so not possible to meet you physically I watched your videos and get motivated I have a question how long it is safe to take jardian10? Please let me know lots of thanks.

[@aidagonzalez1886]

My A1c is 157 now and I still weigh 185 at 5'4". My gosl is 5.4 in the next 3 months.

[@SugarMDs]

Good job! Thank you for sharing. We love hearing from you guys always. Reminder: you guys help a lot when you watch the video in full length including ads, like, and share. When you do that KZbin starts serving more people who are probably in great need yet can't necessarily find our free diabetes educational videos among millions of other videos on youtube that are less pertinent or less educational to them. Remember this is the only diabetes channel that is created and supported by an endocrinologist who sees diabetic patients every day. Thanks for your support! Dr.Ergin

[@caliborn6884]

Please tell me, why is my CGM is consistently lower than my blood glucose? Sometimes as much as 25 points lower. My CGM is never higher, always consistently lower. It makes me wonder why I wear the CGM since it seems to be so inaccurate. I would appreciate your thoughts on this.

[@SugarMDs]

Did you watch out how to interpret dexcom and libre video ?

[@SugarMDs]

Please refer to our video about that.

[@caliborn6884]

SugarMDs Yes I did watch the video, I really appreciate the information. And I appreciate your reply

[@annettefowler4704]

Thank you so much😊

[@SugarMDs]

Any time. Happy New Year!

[@barbie62bj]

Hello, I’m 70 years old , no kidney or liver disease, pretty good health. Little over weight, what should my blood sugar be, please and thank you.

[@SugarMDs]

Depends on diabetes type and duration

[@barbie62bj]

SugarMDs I’m a Type 2 diabetic, for about 3 years.

[@dayanhamine7533]

Very informative video .thanks

[@SugarMDs]

My pleasure

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[@halinabemben9932]

What is the point ? my doctor is all about meds. why they don't learn more ? like what to eat or not to prevent diabetes . in my family me, my mom, my brother has diabetes . my brother is worse number 1. but he eats processed food and drinks beer a lot. he can barely walk. my mom just lessen to her doctor . I tried to tell her the get off carbs , but she just doesn't lessen . this is my second attempt to get rid of pills . this time is metformin . my blood sugar levels didn't really changed on it. now, 15 days of not taking metformin my blood sugar levels are better with cooperation with supplements and no sugar and very low carb diet . my kidneys and stomach feels much better. metformin has send me to a ER. my blood pressure was very high and pH in my urine was 8.6in a alcholine, level. why is that and is this bad for me ?

[@zubinalias1722]

Hello sir. I'm 27 and I've got eAG of 111 and HbA1c of 5.5 . Dose that mean I am prediabetic, should I be concerned, I workout daily and I'm also a drummer so I've always been physically fit and active. But I haven't done any work in last 4 months cause of the lockdown. But recently I've started again.

[@SugarMDs]

Need little more data than what you provided.

[@tooswee]

Dr can I water fast if I'm a newly diagnosed diabetes patient

[@craigslitzer4857]

I've seen a lot of research suggesting that fasting (and eating a low carbohydrate diet) can be a very powerful tool for minimizing or even reversing diabetes. Might be worth a try if you haven't already

[@uaevattax793]

My HBA1c is 7.6 without medicine. I brought it down from 13 within 6 months. Should I start medicine to make it further down to 5.5? Or stick to plan of Diet control with exercise???

[@SugarMDs]

if lifestyle isnt enough meds are an option, bring A1c down to 6%

[@jameskantor0459]

We would like patient cases.

[@franco00767]

Fantastic video

[@zakihussein9147]

Is there any a cure treatment for it?

[@rhondabriggs1413]

I reduced my A1c to 5.5 by following a low carb and intermittent fasting program

[@SugarMDs]

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[@littlebabywantstoplay6312]

Before fasting I got 6 is diabetics ??

[@sabetiasookdeo2493]

Hi I am 45 what my blood sugar soppose to be

[@pickledrick5158]

Most adults have blood glucose levels around 85 mg/dl. The max limit is 99. Kids and adolescents around 75 mg/dl per research studies. Toddlers, babies and pregnant women around 65 mg/dl.

[@sabetiasookdeo2493]

Ok thanks

[@SugarMDs]

Depends on the patient. Goal is as normal as reasonably and safely achievable.

[@pankajpatel4434]

Type Il diabetics are insulin resistant & have high blood insulin levels. What is the rationale behind injecting some more insulin ? Thanks

[@SugarMDs]

better to improve insulin resistance unless you consumed options. insulin is last resort

[@maheshnpl]

SugarMDs : Fasting or Intermittences Fasting and low carb healthy food can definitely address the insulin resistance. Taking insulin as an supplement is not a good idea.

[@minniedutcher6701]

God bless you.

[@SugarMDs]

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[@bogan4009]

How can I become your patient?

[@jameskantor0459]

On April 28, 2021 , I see your at 71K sub. Okay we would like to see some patients cases.

[@wendykay3195]

Thank you

[@SugarMDs]

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[@nehasen3499]

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[@tonycardall7334]

Another great informative video .

[@SugarMDs]

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[@cdgates1]

I tested by blood sugar today. It was 150. Is that good or bad?

[@craigslitzer4857]

Depends on whether that was a fasting glucose or a transient state. Fasting glucose levels should ideally be between 60-90 for healthy individuals and perhaps between 90-120 for people with some amount of metabolic dysfunction. During a transient state, glucose levels can fluctuate wildly depending on what foods/beverages were consumed, how long ago they were consumed, and the metabolic health of the individual

[@Rogelle]

I was 125 lbs and still 5’3” talI. I used to pee every 1.5 hrs and let me tell you that I would sit in my car to get my mind off the urge to pee or, or, I couldn”t get out of the car long enough to walk from the car port to my apt straight to the toilet. I was always thirsty. Then I had those red spots on my lower leg. My feet didn’t look good either. I had spider veins behind my knees. The sides of my mouth would constantly split open (one side at a time) one mm in length. Those cuts lasted 2 days and would return in a week or two. I am so confused right now...Most of the diabetes symptoms are gone. My legs and feet look wonderful. The red spots disappeared! Gone are the yeast infections. These days, I am 100 lbs. I drink enough fluids but I don’t have to pee in 5 or 6 hours and I don”t have to hurry. But guess what? My glucose readings are in the mid 250’s to even 280! What the hell! Arrrghhh!

[@soullove2022]

Two hours after meals my blood sugar continues to get higher. One night it was 60 points higher. Does anyone know why that is?

[@BushfireDec]

what did you eat?

[@alesis100]

why are you recommending goal of 7% for diabetics> So that you can remain in business? You do know that diabetics can get thrie A1C in the 5% range if they are told how to? You do know that diabetes IS NOT a life long condition and can be reversed right?

[@nechamas8501]

Not type 1!

[@Thomzz95]

Most people with diabetes do not completely reverse their condition sadly but to prevent long term complications a 7% a1c is recommended because it’s low enough to not cause damage to your body.

[@rrbigdad]

I thought anything above 5.6 A1c was considered diabetic

[@cdgates1]

5.7-6.4 is considered pre diabetic

[@ksize3147]

As low as reasonably achievable. I have experienced 40's and 50's. They are scary.....Aunt Jemima syrup has saved my but more than a few times. I keep syrup in my purse, and in my car and at my bedside. ( It's cheap, effective, and I am not tempted to snack out on it, lol)

[@rami6285]

If fasting measure equals 103 and two hours after meal 140 and Hb1A is 5.2%, my old is 25, What can I classify myself

[@darlenericotta7550]

I am still trying.

[@holmes12001]

Normal Nonbiabetic blood sugars That is my goal… and I’m going to do it …

[@scottmartin6931]

i wish you were my doctor

[@SugarMDs]

Thank you for watching. If you like this video, you may find this playlist helpful too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZymqJmVaJeMeZY

[@Leblond987]

These videos are not terribly useful for the majority of the world that doesn't use the American system of measurements. Can't you at least give the metric equivalents?

[@tanhootkhuan2450]

I have

[@lynettepereira8023]

I am new to yr KZbin. You are good informative. How to connect with you via email or whatapp? I am 58 with diabetes since over 11yrs. Need help

[@AnaSousa-mr4uf]

I love corn but my husband can't eat it so I don't either

[@SugarMDs]

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[@dianamartin9295]

Does real metformin smell fishy

[@tanhootkhuan2450]

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[@anilshah7323]

7% is good achievement for the diabetic patients. Isn't it?

[@pickledrick5158]

7% HbA1c actually equates to 177 mg/dl. If you read the medical studies kidneys start to suffer at about 180 mg/dl. The point you see the polyuria and start risking dehydration. Diabetics and non diabetics have the same organs, tissues and needs so recommending anything over 5.5% is a sure way to bring them premature death.

[@anilshah7323]

@@pickledrick5158 A1c 7%is equal to 150-155 isn't it.You said 177

[@SugarMDs]

Depends on how you did before and how you are getting to 7% now. A1c is not everything. Look at your spikes and lows.

[@pickledrick5158]

@@anilshah7323 The formula I am referring to is the more accurate DCCT (Diabetes control and complications trial) formula 35.6(HbA1c %) - 77.3 = estimated glucose average. The stuff most endocrinologist refer to or found online is the innacurate ADAG formula. The ADAG formula is 28.7 (HbA1c) - 46.7. This formula was calculated using a grossly innacurate blood glucose meter endorsed and recommended by the ADA always reading on the low side. Hope this information helps you!

[@pickledrick5158]

I made a mistake its 171 not 177.

[@helpAmerica1]

I often have 2 slices of bacon at night adds - 0

[@Chrissy881]

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