and tasty! I cannay have an omlette without ketchup mind! Is that weird??
I had a mate at uni who put it on absolutely everything!!
Yeah I know what you mean, I wouldn't have tommy K on cheese on toast!
But I just can't do it! Maybe I'll try next time.
Hello fellow low-carbers (ehem, or at least people-who-try-to-reduce-carb-intake-ers), how is everyone?
Munjeeta, I hope the play is going well and you aren't too stressed.
So for me today has started out WONDERFULLY (I just lied).
I went to bed with a level of 10.4, which had come down a bit from 12.1, so I thought YAY by the time I wake up it will be fine. How wrong I was...
I felt a bit funny whilst I was trying to get to sleep so I tested again and I was 11.2 grr. Just did my morning test (4 hours later) and im 17.7. I couldnt have had a hypo because I only slept an hour. I guess it was partly to do with my crazy lack of sleep. It's made me feel even worse and I have a longer than usual day at work too, grr!
Morning ladies,
Just popping in to say hi and ask for your thoughts as resident low carbers.
I never used to eat a breakfast, unless hungover or it was the weekend!
I'm now making a concious effort to and am enjoying my cereal, well I enjoy any meal I can eat with a spoon!
I know you'll all say egss and bacon, but are there any low, or lowish carb cereals out there that you know of??
cheers
Rossi
Hey Jeeta,
Are the levels still pretty good?
Mine have been on the high side, but not too high, like about 10. It's a bit annoying. If I want them to be within range I have to think about it all day every day and watch what I eat & exercise 🙄
Rossi, I think by nature cereal is mainly carbohydrate. The best thing to do is have cereal with a low GI - something like Weetabix or Shreaded wheat etc. I have weetabix when Im being good and if im not i'll have weetos 😉
Hi katie, some interesting figures! If it had been me, I wouldn't have had the glucose tabs if I was 5.1. In fact, I was 5.1 this morning when I woke! I don't worry unless it's under 4.0. If you haven't had any bolus insulin, then even though they are smalll amounts of glucose/sugar (15g total?), then they might be what's pushing you up. Personally, even though I know they say you can have 10g 'free carbs', it would raise me by 2 mmol.
It's a puzzle!
So you guys think they made my levels rise 4 hours after consuming them?