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Thread: Morning Spikes
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Old 08-03-2008, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by ursula View Post
However, my glucose is not overly high before breakfast but 1 hour after breakfast and does not go down to normal levels till 3 to 4 hours after eating.
Sometimes when you go a long time fasting, any food consumed will cause a liver dump. I get this at lunch when I skip breakfast.

If it's something similar and not so much DP, try a late night protein snack to keep your tummy busy in the night. Also try eating a bit earlier. And test yourself some morning hourly with no food.

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Do you think that 3 hrs to get back to normal is safe?
Not for me.
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