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Senior Member
Posts: 6,498
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Plan: VLC, mostly meat
Stats: 202/200/165
BF:
Progress: 5%
Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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From the comments:
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lynn June 8, 2011
Hello all. It's me of the 49 FG fame. I still think that HAD to be a lab error as my home tests are 75-85 in the mornings and I did not feel hypoglycemic when my blood was taken. I used to experience hypos on low carb, so I know how lovely they feel and I didn't feel like that.
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No hypos, hey? But she said:
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Not quite sure why my HBA1C isn’t in the optimal <5.4 range if glucose and insulin are so excellent. HBA1C is an average of blood sugars over a three month period though, so the HBA1C may be lagging behind in terms of including blood sugars from the first few months of RRARF when my blood sugars were a lot higher than they are now.
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How can she experience hypos with high FBG?!? She measured her FBG, the hypos she's talking about is not her lab measures. It must be the lethargy and light-headedness and stuff like that. The problem is, those can be caused by other stuff. I'm betting she didn't eat enough fat. So she did not in fact experience "hypos".
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