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Old 11-17-2007, 09:39 AM
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I would have expected to see raised blood sugar an hour or two after intense exercise. But it is all over by the next morning. I would expect to see lower blood glucose the day after intense exercise because of increased insulin sensitivity and a raised metabolic rate.
The fact that he is used to pretty regular exercise that is probably extreme for most of us may explain not going down later. Still, there was plenty of time for his insulin to kick in. I'm now thinking it's just a meter variance.
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