diabestico said:My my doctor no
@diabestico said:Joan111 said:
Joan111said:
It can be reversed with diet and exercise.I reached a 10 glycosylated and the last analytics had it at 6'5.I never took a pill.Well, 6.5 glycosilada is not to throw rockets
diabestico said:My doctor does not think the same
@diabestico said:Joan111 said:
Joan111said:
It can be reversed with diet and exercise.I reached a 10 glycosylated and the last analytics had it at 6'5.I never took a pill.Well, 6.5 glycosilada is not to throw rockets
isabelbota said:A diabetic close to 7 is a good level.My doctor says not me
@isabelbota said:Joan111 said:
Joan111said:diabestico said:
diabestico said:
Diabesticsaid:Joan111 said:
Joan111 said:
Joan111 said:
Joan111 said:
Joan111said:
Joan111said:
It can be reversed with diet and exercise.I reached a 10 glycosylated and the last analytics had it at 6'5.I never took a pill.Well, 6.5 glycosilada is not to throw rockets
Well, my doctor does not say the same.I don't think the title will be given.I am talking about a glycosylated process that was 10. And without taking a single pill.It has been going down.With 6'5 being diabetic and without medication I am very satisfied.
It is true that it has a lot of merit to have dropped to 6.5 without medication.But today glycos more close to 6 are sought, that is, a little lower, that's why they tell you.Before it was said between 6 and 7, and it is being demonstrated that in that interval there can be long -term problems.
I know there are many who try to avoid medication.I personally prefer to be in 5.8-5.9 medicating, but with a low risk level.It is my option.