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Tue Jan 01 11:35:11 EST 2013

My fasting bs mornings range from 92-105, when I have a carb load the night before of 30 to 45 grams it can go to 118. What should my carb level be?

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Since May of this year I've lost 88 lbs. Have had 1 A1-c reading in the last 2+ months, it was 5.7. Still need to lose 80 lbs. Eating incidental carbs through dairy, fruits and occasional whole grains seems to work best for weight loss. Exercise at times is limited to foot pain, am on my feet 10-12 hrs. per day, I'm a chef, puts damper on walking the way I would like to.

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