I have discussed several of the lows and highs of living with type two diabetes. Namely hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.
Ultimately as someone living with diabetes, the goal is to have blood sugar within the target range of 70-130 mg/dL.

A lot of times this may need regular monitoring of blood sugars. This's where I normally encounter a good deal of resistance from the patients of mine. They complain that testing the sugars of theirs a few times 1 day is unpleasant. Additionally that the test strips cost a lot of money. Or glucotrust supplement that due to their work schedule they only don't have the time.

I found the more I argued with them about this, the more proof some patients became. In fact some even stopped coming in as scheduled. They would stretch out their appointments. So instead of coming in each and every three weeks, they made it twice a year.
Now that may be harmful as it's a surefire way to develop problems related to diabetes!
So I had to get creative with that segment of the patients of mine that just weren't going to check their blood sugars regularly.
Effectively allow me to share three strategies that I developed. For probably the most part they wound up being about compromise. Which I think is something that's really important if you're dedicated to living powerfully.

Approach Primary - ALTERNATE FASTING BLOOD SUGARS LEVELS WITH POST PRANDIAL LEVELS