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What is a normal fluctuation for blood glucose levels?
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70-120 mg/dl: For people without diabetes, according to experts, blood sugar levels should be: between 70 and 120 mg/ dl.
Answered 4/7/2013
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Quite a lot: Fasting sugars range from 70mg to 100mg. After meals the sugar levels go up substantially anywhere from 100mg to 140mg...So there is a lot of variation among different folks' sugar levels based on what they eat and how their body handles the sugar in the body.
Answered 11/8/2018
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