Thu, Oct-13-16, 17:35
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Plan: mostly milkfat
Stats: 190/152.4/154
BF:
Progress: 104%
Location: Ontario
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Muscle doesn't directly supply glucose to the blood--but during exercise, lactate is produced from muscle glycogen breakdown, this will be used to produce glucose in the liver, blood glucose may go up for a time while the body is working to partially rebuild muscle glycogen stores from lactate and various other gluconeogenic precursors released from the muscle.
Again, I'd get a second opinion on just what your blood glucose numbers actually are. Get tested by a doctor, or buy another set of glucose strips, see if the numbers stay up or are particular to the set of strips that you're on. If this is your first set of strips ever--you really can't depend on these numbers.
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