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high sugar level and diet

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  1. Can a "heavy" diet with a lot of fasting during the day
    (until the evening) and a big weight reduction (6 pounds a
    week) cause a significant raise in blood sugar? My wife is
    experiencing such a situation. Thanks for anybody. beni.

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    Quoted message said:

    Can a "heavy" diet with a lot of fasting during the day
    (until the evening) and a big weight reduction (6 pounds a
    week) cause a significant raise in blood sugar?

    Without knowing her diet or health status, it is hard to
    understand what is going on.

    Sound like she should be talking to her doctor, especially,
    with the big weight reduction. Diabetes comes to mind.

    Jeff

    Quoted message said:

    My wife is experiencing such a situation. Thanks for
    anybody. beni.

  3. she could be sneaking snickers.

  4. It's possible it goes in the other direction,ie. high blood
    glucose is causing the weight loss. This is often a symptom
    of diabetes. For someone with advanced metabolic syndrom,
    often preceeds diabetes, fasting causes what is called a
    liver dump as a reaction to fasting. The glucose stores
    stored in the liver are produced when a low blood glucose
    level occurs. In relation to meals, when is she testing her
    blood glucose?

    Quoted message said:

    Can a "heavy" diet with a lot of fasting during the day
    (until the evening) and a big weight reduction (6 pounds a
    week) cause a significant raise in blood sugar? My wife is
    experiencing such a situation. Thanks for anybody. beni.

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