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A lot of people will see fasting blood glucose levels they're a little bit higher on a strict carnivore diet maybe in the 80s or 90s so I'm not sure if that's what you're referring to Sarah and I think it may have to do with you know a lot of protein in the diet
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I think they're eating a carnivore diet if I had a CGM I bet their blood sugar never crests 100 in a day yeah and yet their hemoglobin a1c says the average blood Sugar's are higher in 20
when i was strict carnivore my fasting blood sugar was probably 95 sometimes 103 milligrams per deciliter fasting so you wake up in the morning your blood sugar is 103 or 96.