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Mike Roberts wrote in a message to Thom LaCosta:

 TL> during and immediately after the exercise.

 MR> That is the way it is working for me.. Yet I always have the doc
 MR> say, make  sure you take Your glucose tabs when You exercise as
 MR> Your BS will plummet.  

It will lower....during and right after execise it raises...it's similar to
how your body produces adreneline(sp) when it feels threatened....the level
goes up....and and lowers when the threat disappears(the adreneline
effect).
I can;t remember the name of the hormone...but that one increases with
trauma, stress, infections...and it sets off the rise in BS.


 MR> When I tell him it goes up, he acts like I
 MR> am from a different planet, hence  he blows it off as stress. I am
 MR> comfortable with it, I know it is normal for  me, I just wondered
 MR> if others noticed that too.

Is the doc an endrochronologist(sp)?  Mine is...he's probably read every
study that's ever been published about diabetes.  

 TL> You could test the theory by not exercising and checking the BS lovel

 MR> The above is right for me.. I have, it fluctuates, but not as much
 MR> as when  excercising.

Makes sense to me.

cya,
thom
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