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THE LOW CARB DIABETIC

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    Double cream effect???

    Lesley
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    Double cream effect??? Empty Double cream effect???

    Post by Lesley Wed Sep 24 2014, 22:18

    I have been following the low carb way now seriously for 2 weeks and I have recently started having sugar free jelly and double cream after my tea. I have noticed that although the cream is very low carb, 1.5g per 100g it seems to be sending my sugar higher.

    Has anyone else had this? I wouldn't have thought it would effect it so much. I have been dosing for it too.

    Thinking Im gonna have to cut it out Crying or Very sad
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    Post by Indy51 Wed Sep 24 2014, 22:49

    Is it possible you're intolerant of dairy or possibly artificial sweeteners? BG rises can be indicative of food intolerances. Maybe test both foods separately.
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    Post by mo1905 Thu Sep 25 2014, 16:39

    As Indy says, test separately to find out if it's the cream or the jelly which raises your levels. Also, is this a regular thing ? The only other solution could be that whatever you're having for tea is still affecting levels later on ? Diabetes can be a pain, so many variables.
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