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Since morning gluc is consistently lower (80ish) when i eat small portion of carbs right before bed (105ish if i dont), should i eat carbs b4 bed?
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Glucose : Your glucose levels are perfectly normal and you do not need to increase your carb intake
Answered 11/14/2017
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