I have hypoglecimia i produce to much insulin. Is this safe for me or will it mess up my sugar levels.
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I haven't tried this long enough to know yet, but the 800mg coffee bean extract is great on my sugar! I take one rasberry ketone platinum and one Naturewise 800mg coffee bean extract first thing when I wake up; instead of getting sick on my stomach before I have a chance to get breakfast, I just get hunger pangs. You must know as well as I how nausea is an everyday thing for us. I will never stop taking this unless they stop selling it!
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From what I remember, there are natural fruit juice flavorings. If the fructose is under a certain percentage, they can say "no sugar" according to the government standards. They don't raise my blood sugar levels, so I think they are ok. They are not carb free, but I think that doesn't matter, since when I test my blood sugar level, they don't cause a rise in numbers.
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I can't believe you could/would become immune to a natural sugar. You may have to increase your dosage if you are experiencing recurring symptoms. I have done that on occasion, and it has nipped it in the bud. It's not toxic or harmful, so I would feel comfortable making this suggestion to you as a disclaimer of course. I am no doctor! :)
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Hey there Ralph, sorry to hear your diagnoses. It can be a new normal and life changer that's for sure. The Percision Xtra kit should have had some starter lancets included these would be the "best" ones to use as they are the ones that the manufacturer suggests you use. There are probably some other brands that can fit into the lancet holder, but I'd suggest you stay with the type that came with your Blood sugar testing kit. Stay healthy. :-)
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As best as I can remember, the glycerite formula is not supposed to spike your glycemic index if you are a severe diabetic. The non alcohol would be for those trying to kick addictions as I was told any little bit could trigger a relapse. I also find the alcohol based ones have more of a bitter after taste.
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Yes. You can use as little as you want and just adjust the amount of sugar you add to the liquid accordingly.
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I cannot ingest refined sugar, without having weird reactions. I take this product every day and I get absolutely none of the symptoms that I would get if it had refined sugar in it. I highly recommend this product. It meets all of my morning nutritional needs.
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I agree, it's still sugar so you shouldn't eat a lot of it. But they do say that it has Iron, Zinc, Calcium and Potassium, along with some short chain fatty acids, polyphenols and antioxidants that may also provide some health benefits. It also contains Inulin, which may slow glucose absorption. It has a lower glycemic index than regular table sugar too. But again, it is sugar. So use in moderation. I wouldn't use this as a source to add iron, zink, or any of the other minerals to your diet. You can those in much healthier ways.
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Short answer is YES! Long answer is you might have to experiment with how many pkgs to use to suit your own tastes. I must say I have now been a long time user of Stevia in the Raw and I couldn't feel better since I began using it. I am pre diabetic and it has balanced my sugar out so much that I no longer have to use my diabetes pills. It is a GREAT product. However that endorse only goes for the Raw kind. Hope this has helped. Rose
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I was wondering the same thing... I always make an effort to take in as littl sugar as possible and this product is very sweet tasting. I loved it but i didnt buy it again because it is a mystery as to how much sugar i am consuming.... i even looked online and at the website; found ZERO info.
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No. It has the same number of calories as any other sugar. My understanding is that it has less of a glycemic impact.
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It's sweet, I am not sure whether it comes sugar free as I didnot pay attention to the detail of it's ingredient.But I don't recommend it if someone have hyperglycemia problems.
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i would say anywhere between 11g to 20g of sugar per envelope course i can't drink this stuff becuz i have serious type 2 diabetes
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The amount produced is not a large portion, but make sure you let the machine warm up before you put the sugar in. Also if you put too much sugar in, it can clog the machine.
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The actual sweetener is monk fruit extract, which is supposed to be "Generally Recognized as Safe" but for some weird reason is not (not yet, anyway) widely used. Tastes spectacular, though. I'm diabetic and use it a lot, and I have no reservations at all about using it.
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Ask your doctor. You should know how to carb count while using your insulin pump. If you find that this has too many carbs (after talking to your doctor of course), then you can also try the "No Sugar Added" Breakfast Essentials (Link to Amazon product page: Carnation Instant Breakfast Essentials, Variety Pack, No Sugar, 8-Count Packets (Pack of 4) )
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Hi there. Package says 10 calories, zero fats Total carbs 5g carbs Dietary fiber 4g Soluble fiber 4g Insoluble fiber 0g Sugars 0g Other carbs. 1g Protein 0g Since this Slim G is for those with diabetes, insulin resistance, prediabetes etc., it matters what fluid you mix it with. Instructions say: "for best results take twice daily, 10-15 min before your largest meals. Mix each packet with 8-10 ounces water, milk, juice, or comparable beverage. Mix vigorously in a shaker cup. Drink immediately. May be taken at any time with or without food." I have PCOS and this causes me to have insulin resistance so I try to eat and drink as if I am diabetic. So I take this in ice cold water.