How to Reduce Fasting Blood Sugar | Diabexy Talk Show on Diabetes Ep 02 

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How to Reduce Fasting Blood Sugar | Diabexy Talk Show on Diabetes Ep 02
🙏🏻 We are thankful to our subscribers who regularly watch and comment on our videos. After watching the videos, people generally have many quires which they put in the comment box regarding diabetes. This program is designed to answer those quires. Therefore, Diabexy brings you the show "Diabexy Talk Show on Diabetes" Here, we will answer your questions precisely, debunk many diabetes-related myths, and raise awareness about the condition. You may please ask your questions by clicking on the above link and submitting your queries.
👉🏻 In today's video, Mr. Lokendra Tomar will discuss the following questions. To get precise answers, stay tuned to this video.
1. How to Reduce Fasting Blood Sugar
2. How to gain weight in Diabetes
3. Sir Mai type 1Diabetic hu Mera diabetes detect 2017 me hua thaTabse Mai insulin le Raha hu to sir mera pahle ka weight 58 tha ab mera weight 54 hai. sir weight kase bharay.
4. Patient का फास्टिंग इंसुलिन - 93
PP इन्सुलिन - 145
C - peptide - 4.80
फिर भी डॉक्टर इंसुलिन लगवा रहें है, क्या ये सही हे। इंसुलिन के साथ टेबलेट भी चल रही है। Diabexy आटा लेने से फर्क तो पड़ा है लेकिन शुगर अभी भी 200-250 तक आती है।
इसकी वजह ये तो नहीं की body को इतने ज्यादा इन्सुलिन पर काम करने की आदत हो गई है। सलाह दीजिए।
5. Mam, I found out that I had diabetes about 8 months ago. I lost 7 kg of weight. I live outside India because of this there is no discipline in eating. I am taking some herbal medicines. It is not making much difference. What should I do now?
✅ To understand how to lower fasting blood sugar, it is necessary to follow a step-by-step approach. The first step is to control your postprandial (PP) blood sugar levels. As your postprandial levels start to decrease, your fasting blood sugar will gradually begin to decrease as well.
🤔 Why does fasting blood sugar decrease slowly?
The reason fasting blood sugar decreases gradually is that blood sugar levels do not remain constant in the body. Our body follows a circadian rhythm, and this internal clock resets around 4 AM. This reset allows the pancreas to capture the circulating insulin and clear the blood sugar. As the liver pulls in this insulin, the pancreas starts pumping fresh insulin. This process doesn't have a significant impact on blood sugar levels. However, in diabetic patients, the pancreas is weakened. While the liver continues its function of pulling in the excess insulin, the pancreas fails to release fresh insulin. This leads to a decrease in insulin levels in the body, while the level of glucagon, which is insulin's opposite, increases. Glucagon then converts the fat stored in the liver into sugar, releasing new glucose into the bloodstream and causing blood sugar levels to rise.
👉🏻 Now we talk about how to gain weight if you have diabetes
Then first of all, to determine what someone's ideal weight should be, we will refer to the Diabexy EGL Book, which contains a BMI chart. From there, we can find the ideal weight.
For example, if someone's weight is 68 kg, according to the BMI chart, their ideal weight should be between 55 kg and 78 kg. So, if their weight goes below 60 kg, they need to gain weight. Currently, there is no need to worry about their weight.
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