I have through your article on LWMDR and eager to follow it. Hence seeking your guidance.
Below are blood test results on different days.
FASTING PP
21-Jun-15 144 290
Did a HB1AC on 24-Jun-2015 and result was 8.
More blood test results.
FASTING PP
16-Jul-15 106 185
19-Aug-15 106 114
12-Sep-15 92 166
19-Sep-15 91 98 (Till this date was taking Gluconorm G1 and GLUCONORM SR 500MG)
11-Oct-15 107 179
22-Oct-15 105 116
2-Nov-15 109 133
21-Nov-15 111 197 (Ate lot of sweet on Diwali)
25-Nov-15 97 171
5-Dec-15 102 139
13-Dec-15 110 158
From this portal itself I got 2 references for long wheat in Pune, planning to visit the store on weekend and will share the pictures of long wheat available here, so that you can confirm if its long wheat.
Thanks a lot for sharing the useful information for the advantage of all of us.
Thanks,
Sourabh
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Thank you for the post & the blood sugar results. Tabulated numbers getting misaligned is a limitation of this site. That is not a problem. It affects only the readability slightly. We will discuss after you get LW & post its picture.
Recently I did my HB1AC and result was 6.8. Any suggestion for changing the diet plan or quantity of LW. Its been 2 months since I started LWMDR diet plan. My last HB1AC result was 8 IN June 2015.
HbA1c 6.8 is better compared to 8 in June 2015. Two months is not a long period in diabetes treatment to feel impatience. 6.8 does not indicate any requirement to review the LWMDR diet plan or quantity of LW.
In order to review, FBS, PPBS & Serum Insulin values are required along with HbA1c.
Great coincidence. BS is a constantly varying parameter. Getting same number 122 for FBS & PPBS indicate that either the lab is cooking up numbers or there is some mistake with the meter/equipment. Other possibilities are:
The technician is not qualified/trained
The same blood sample was tested both times by mistake
The same sample was tested twice as other one was lost or spoiled some how.
Blood Sugar is a constantly varying quantity. Every test will give different numbers. As long as one is diabetic the numbers can be very different depending on food, medicine and mental state. Unless tests are done under IDENTICAL CONDITIONS interpreting the results will go wrong.
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