Robin
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Sorry if this has been covered elsewhere, or I’m teaching granny to suck eggs, but have you considered that if you’re eating very low carb, your body will be converting protein and eventually fat to glucose, so this needs insulin to balance it? It also means that your body is converting it at a different rate (ie more slowly) than Novorapid is designed to cope with, which may explain the need for more basal. I know some Type 1s do thrive on a very low carb diet, but I've personally always found it easier to eat enough carb at mealtimes to try to match the curve of the insulin absorption. (usually, for me, that’s about 100 carbs a day)I am actually feeling worse at the moment and having to inject increasing amounts of it even eating very low carb
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