new here your advice on my test results would be apreciated thank you

[b.boop1984]

Extended fasting test 8 hours
8 am - O minutes - 3.9mmol (70 mg/dl)
60 minutes - 3.9 (70)
120 minutes - 3.8 (68)
180 minutes - 3.9 (70)
240 minutes - 3. 7 (67)
3oo minutes - 3.6 (65)
360 minutes - 3.7 (67)
420 minutes - 3.6 (65)
480 minutes - 3.9 (70)

In depth GTT- (Insulin ref 3-17) (c peptide ref 260-630) (cortisol ref 160-660)
0 minutes - Glucose 4.3. (77) – Insulin 2.2 – C peptide 323 – Cortisol 185
30 minutes – Glucose 5.4 (97) – insulin 14.9
60 minutes – Glucose 10 (180) – Insulin 37.2 – C peptide 2088- Cortisol 197
90 minutes – Glucose 8.9 (160)- Insulin 30.8
120 minutes – Glucose 7.3 (131) – Insulin 30.6 – C peptide 2109 – Cortisol 213
150 minutes – Glucose 7.2 (130) = no insulin taken
180 minutes – Glucose 5.5 (99) – Insulin 24.2 – C peptide 2177 – Cortisol 173

Another Glucocse tolerance test
0 minutes – Glucose 4.1 (74) Insulin 21 pmol
60 minutes-Glucose 12.9 (232) Insulin 292 pmol
120 minutes- Glucose 10.8 (194) Insulin 449 pmol

Glucose Tollerance test after a day and night of fasting
0 minutes- glucose 4.3
30 minutes – glucose 8.9 (160.2) insulin 13.6 mu/l
60 minutes – glucose 12.1 (217.8) insulin 19,2 mu/l
90 minutes – glucose 13.3 (239.4) mu/l
120 minutes glucose 14.1 (253.8)insulin 29 mu/l
150 minutes glucose 11.4 (205.2) insulin 38.1 mu/l
180 minutes none taken
210minutes none taken
240 minutes non taken
270 minutes glucose 2.9 (52.2)insulin 1.9 mu/l

 

[Vicsetter]

I don't know about anyone else but I am sure it would help if you a) introduced yourself, b) specified what type of diabetes you have, c) what treatment you are on.
I personally have no idea what you are saying as as far as I knew a Glucose tolerance test was - take blood sample (after 8-10 hours fasting) drink some sugar and water drink (e.g. lucozade type) and then take another blood sample 1-2 hours later and see what it does to your blood glucose. This is used to diagnose Type 2 diabetes.
Insulin levels may be requested by your doctor to determine insulin resistance (amongst other things see here:http://labtestsonline.org.uk/understanding/analytes/insulin/tab/test/) but not come across it myself.

Are these results obtained from a doctor or are you measuring them yourself somehow? If from a doctor what do they say about it?