Diabetes Type 2 Support Group

The normal range for people who do NOT have diabetes is 70-140. If your body is used to a certain range and suddenly goes lower, even if it is only dropping into the normal range, you will feel lousy for a while until you get used to it. Stick with it and you will start to feel better.

If that's the case, then my BS
levels were fine and I didn't need any meds at all! This makes me really upset because now I DO have a hard time getting sugar levels down!
BTW...cinnimon is helpful, as is wine vinegar.

So is garlic. And goldenseal.

This is an interesting question! When I was first dx'd a little over a year ago, I was first told that it should have it between 90-140...HOWEVER,my physician wants it between 80-120 throughout the day...I only have to test 2x/day, except when I get shaky or other symptoms occur then I test immediately. There are different numbers for different people. Wish you all the best and I am on here when I have the time to be to support you and others. Read my profile for more information about my T2 Diabeties.
--Jon

I just saw my new Doc today and
posed this question to him. He
said that he sees normal levels
as from 90-120. Above 125 is considered borderline, and over
155/160 is high BS. (These are all levels after fasting) Has anybody else been given different advice?

I had 3 diffent docs 2 docs in 1 state 1 in other , say that a good range is between
70- 150 , you were good before meds

Papaya enztme helps me as does cinnamon. Eating 1 hot (spicy) meal & drinking 2+ liters of water works well & my BP only goes up when i see pix of cliffie!!!
God Bless

As of Monday I was told "normal" blood sugar for T2 is 80-140. PREFERRED is 80,-,110. A1C is "normal" between 6 & 7.5. Again PREFERRED is below 6.5. my A1C is running 7.3, Blood sugars 86 - 165. MUCH stress in my life, who knew blood sugars could change because of so much stuff?