Good Day,
My early morning blood sugar count reduced by 14 points to 110 mg/dL.
Supper menu last night Pan-seared Swordfish and Roasted, Potatoes, Parsnips, Brussel Sprouts, vegetables. B&J, of course, Double Fudge Ice Cream.
I could have had another complete serving. Supper was so, so good.
Results –
FSB – 110 ↓ down 124 (Normal range 100 – 125 mg/dL)
A1c – 5.37 ≡ 5.37 (Normal range 5.7 – 6.4 %)
eAG – 107.5 ↑ up 107.4 (Normal range 117 – 137 mg/dL)
Tune in tomorrow to Jim’s Gotta Eat to see the comparison of the results...and the set up a new Supper Showdown.
Food for thought - I am trying to control my diabetes with exercise and food. I have eliminated all diabetes medication. I am keeping my weight stable, and Jim's gotta eat. Enjoy.
Jim
Showing posts with label Canada Dry Ginger Ale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canada Dry Ginger Ale. Show all posts
Monday, April 25, 2016
Sunday, April 24, 2016
JGE 69 – FBS Up 12 Points – Had To Have Been The Ginger Ale and Pretzels
Good Day,
I had a craving for a late night Canada Dry Ginger Ale and a bowl of pretzels. Chalk up 101 grams of carbs.
My early morning blood sugar count increased 12 points to 124 mg/dL. I’m still just hanging in the normal range.

Last night’s supper Sake-Steamed Chicken and Kabocha Squash, Fried Rice, Sesame Oil Carrots. The nice thing about the Kabocha Squash is that I do not have to peel it and the skin is edible.

I used the bamboo steamer. And of course B&J Cherry Garcia Ice Cream.
Lunch was a couple of slices of homemade, fresh from the oven; the Bauermbrot with some White Cheddar Cheese.
You can see the basic No-Knead Bread recipe that I use on my Jim's Gotta Eat blog. This is the 24 hour version.
I also use the Turbo version from this guy Steve I found on YouTube.
I've started combining the two versions and I make my own Sourdough Starter. For the Bauermbrot I add about 1/2 cup of the sourdough starter and 1 teaspoon yeast.
And then I just substitute and add ingredients as I think that I would like to try.
A friend sent me the link to the Bauernbrot recipe and I just sort of substituted and adjusted it with the top two mentioned.
The bread was great.
Results –
FSB – 124 ↑ up 112 (Normal range 100 – 125 mg/dL)
A1c – 5.37 ≡ 5.37 (Normal range 5.7 – 6.4 %)
eAG – 107.4 ↑ up 107.3 (Normal range 117 – 137 mg/dL)
Tune in tomorrow to Jim’s Gotta Eat to see the comparison of the results...and the set up a new Supper Showdown.
Food for thought - I am trying to control my diabetes with exercise and food. I have eliminated all diabetes medication. I am keeping my weight stable, and Jim's gotta eat.
Enjoy.
Jim
I had a craving for a late night Canada Dry Ginger Ale and a bowl of pretzels. Chalk up 101 grams of carbs.
My early morning blood sugar count increased 12 points to 124 mg/dL. I’m still just hanging in the normal range.
Last night’s supper Sake-Steamed Chicken and Kabocha Squash, Fried Rice, Sesame Oil Carrots. The nice thing about the Kabocha Squash is that I do not have to peel it and the skin is edible.

I used the bamboo steamer. And of course B&J Cherry Garcia Ice Cream.
Lunch was a couple of slices of homemade, fresh from the oven; the Bauermbrot with some White Cheddar Cheese.
You can see the basic No-Knead Bread recipe that I use on my Jim's Gotta Eat blog. This is the 24 hour version.
I also use the Turbo version from this guy Steve I found on YouTube.
I've started combining the two versions and I make my own Sourdough Starter. For the Bauermbrot I add about 1/2 cup of the sourdough starter and 1 teaspoon yeast.
And then I just substitute and add ingredients as I think that I would like to try.
A friend sent me the link to the Bauernbrot recipe and I just sort of substituted and adjusted it with the top two mentioned.
The bread was great.
Results –
FSB – 124 ↑ up 112 (Normal range 100 – 125 mg/dL)
A1c – 5.37 ≡ 5.37 (Normal range 5.7 – 6.4 %)
eAG – 107.4 ↑ up 107.3 (Normal range 117 – 137 mg/dL)
Tune in tomorrow to Jim’s Gotta Eat to see the comparison of the results...and the set up a new Supper Showdown.
Food for thought - I am trying to control my diabetes with exercise and food. I have eliminated all diabetes medication. I am keeping my weight stable, and Jim's gotta eat.
Enjoy.
Jim
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