Bull worker

[girish1212]

Press the bull worker in sitting position for two minutes you will observe that the blood sugar has dropped by 25% Your comments please

[sandybrown]

Blood glucose increase after exercise!, again different body react differently.

What were your reading before and after your 2 minute exercise?

"When you exercise your muscles need more glucose to supply energy. In response, your liver increases the amount of glucose it releases into your bloodstream.

Remember, however, that the glucose needs insulin in order to be used by your muscles. So if you do not have enough insulin available, your blood glucose levels can actually increase right after exercise.

Basically, stimulated by the demand from your exercising muscles, your body is pouring glucose into your bloodstream. If you do not have enough insulin available to "unlock the door" to your muscles, the glucose cannot get into your muscles to provide needed energy.

The end result is that glucose backs-up in your bloodstream, causing higher blood glucose readings."

[ramana42 Volunteer]

Are you saying this after personal experience?

[girish1212 in reply to ramana42]

Yes this is my personal experience and my brother also Before exercise my blood sugar was 10 and after two minutes exercise it was 7 and I have tested several times myself and my brother both had same results Every day early morning and evening I do this exercise and I don’t go for long walk

[Praveen55 Moderator in reply to girish1212]

One day you should take two readings of your blood sugar at an interval of say 5 minutes without any Bullworker exercise and compare the readings.

How is your HbA1c? Any drop?

[girish1212]

Previously myHbA1c was 7.1 and now it is 6.4 in just one month it has come down

[Praveen55 Moderator in reply to girish1212]

That is very good! It is seems it is very effective then if you could drop HbA1c from 7.1 to 6.4 in just one month. Congratulations!

What is the duration of your regular exercise?

[girish1212]

Two to three minutes in the morning and two to three minutes in the evening

[Praveen55 Moderator in reply to girish1212]

I must say that sounds AMAZING!