I've had type 1 diabetes for 9 years , ive never had a handle on it, when i hit my teens i did'nt care , the way i saw it i would die anyways, im 16 now and my adolescent ignorance has wore ...
now i know sugar can like give you diabetes or something and salt is bad for you too. but if you were to take exessive amounts of one of them. which would be better to take? lots and lots of sugar? ...
I'm 33 weeks pregnant and I've been doing insulin injections 4 times a day for the last week due to gestational diabetes. This morning on one of my injections, there was a bit of blood in ...
I started insulin injections yesterday morning, I take 20 unitsof Novolin N and 10 units of Novolin R. I have been eating exactly according to the meal plan the Diabetes educator gave me, and I had a ...
okay i have been drinking a lot i mean a lot of water latley! im scared i might have diabetes!!! in janurary i was feeling really weird and not well. my mom took me to the hospital and they took a ...
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My brother just got diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure and he is on medication for both. nobody in out immediate family has had any of this before so hes the first one ...
Your knowledge will be very appreciate. I am really scared b/c
I think I have developed this illness. Lately, I have been peeing a lot, dry mouth, and feel numbness at the bottom part of my ...
I have been just completely exhausted for the past month, and drinking about a gallon of water a day. I have been craving sugar-y foods, I have high cholesterol and high triglycerides, excellent ...
These are my symptoms
Really thirsty
Going to the toilet a lot (especially at night)
Pins and needles in arms and legs
Really tired, find it hard to concentrate
Lost about 4 ...
She left early this morning and i never relized how serious it was but she keeps acting like shes gonna die through the surgery how risky is it and deadly or is kinda safe cause i cant aford to loose ...
I'm heading for destruction and I can't stop!!!! I had tried sugar substitute but they are aritificial and taste not as good. Sugar is my best friend!!...
Melody
Does sparkling water have an effect on blood sugar levels?
I've just learned that diet sodas have an effect on blood sugar levels. I believe that it is primarily the caffeine that causes the reaction, however am not sure.
Also, will sparkling water (let's say with 1 carb per 8 ounce serving) work as the daily requirement for water intake?
Thanks in advance! Additional Details GeeGee, I wasn't sure how to answer you. I meant 1 carb, not one serving. The water contains 1% fruit juice and splenda. I probably ought to have mentioned that earlier...
I doubt it - water can't have an effect on blood sugar levels
yoshiz008
I don't think so, Check to see if it contains any suger on the back lable
BAR
it would differ for each person. I am a type 1 and I drink diet pepsi and have no problems with my sugar running high as a result of the diet pepsi. But I do know type 2's that can not drink any diet soda or they run high, caffeine or not.
JACQUELINE T
Water is water. The only thing with water that will have an affect is if you let your bladder get too full. I had to remember always to use the bathroom before checking my blood sugar. It really made a difference. Good luck!
Cammie
Diet caffeine free soda cannot effect blood sugars as it doesn't have any carbs.It's just artificially sweetened water.
Sparkling water is still just water. No carbs.
If you get the fruit juice added, you need to count carbs as with any other food or beverage.
Daniel L
pure sparkling water does not increase your blood sugar level.
GEEGEE
Diet soda, even with caffeine, does not effect everyone's blood sugar- it can certainly, but it's surely not a universal thing. I drink alot of diet pepsi each day, and it does not cause my blood sugar to increase. I'd say it's more of an individual thing, but that being said, if someone is sensitive to caffeine, they may also be sensitive to whatever substances contribute to that one carb in the sparkling water- since even fruit juices can cause a spike. And do you mean one carb gram or one carb serving (which would be 15 grams?)
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