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Thread: can eating too little raise your numbers?

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01-03-2009, 06:32 PM

Hammer

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I am a: Type 2

Join Date: Mar 2008

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It depends on what you mean by high numbers. I don't eat for 7 hours between meals and I find that my numbers are around 70-80. If I don't eat for a longer period....say 12 hours, my numbers will be higher....maybe around 90. These numbers are still in the normal range, but by comparison, the longer I go without eating, the higher they will be.

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