Re: Is this normal?

Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD

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Aug 15, 2007, 11:37:37 PM8/15/07

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RPS wrote:
>
> Today I decided to test how my BG levels remain in the morning, with
> just normal indoor life and without any food (except black coffee) or
> exercise.
>
> So fasting was 195.
> One hour later, 204.
> Another hour later 227.
>
> This is without any food or beverage except one cup of black unflavored
> coffee.
>
> So what is going on?

Your body made glucose to supply the brain during your fasting.
Because of inadequate insulin response, your fasting blood glucose
level stayed elevated.

> I had expected them to remain fairly constant. How
> could BG go up without food??

It was fairly level around 200 mg/dL.

> Or, was my last night's food so "low GI"
> that it is only now breaking into sugar, 16 hours later???

No.

However, this observation does undermine the purported utility of
determining "meter-friendly" foods because you could have been led to
believe that unsweetened black coffee is meter unfriendly food.

> Is this normal experience?

No. But I suspect it will be usual for all those who continue to have
significant amounts of bad "inside" fat (visceral adipose tissue or
VAT).

It is only when we are hungry, that our bodies get rid of the VAT:

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RPS

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Aug 16, 2007, 3:14:16 AM8/16/07

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Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD <hear...@emorycardiology.com> wrote:

: No. But I suspect it will be usual for all those who continue to have

: significant amounts of bad "inside" fat (visceral adipose tissue or
: VAT).
:
: It is only when we are hungry, that our bodies get rid of the VAT:

I am confused because I am also receiving advice "do not fast". What
gives? Some clarification will be great help.

Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD

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Aug 16, 2007, 10:46:03 AM8/16/07

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RPS wrote:

> Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
>
> : No. But I suspect it will be usual for all those who continue to have
> : significant amounts of bad "inside" fat (visceral adipose tissue or
> : VAT).
> :
> : It is only when we are hungry, that our bodies get rid of the VAT:
>
> I am confused because I am also receiving advice "do not fast". What
> gives? Some clarification will be great help.

Fasting also kills hunger via starvation ketosis.

It is only be eating less, down to the optimal amount, that we become
optimally hungry so that our bodies will get rid of the VAT:

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John Williamson

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Aug 16, 2007, 11:55:03 AM8/16/07

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RPS wrote:
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> I am confused because I am also receiving advice "do not fast". What
> gives? Some clarification will be great help.

Ignore Chung. He's only plugging his book. Which, as far as I can tell,
is only available in the USA.

His News provider, his domain registrar & the organisation he is
allegedly a member of have all been informed of his spamming.

To work....

The figures you gave in your original post would persuade me that a
doctor should be seen asap.

You may be asked for a fasting blood or urine sample after the initial
appointment. This means 12 hours without calories, & only a sip or two
of water.

Fasting for longer *may* cause problems without medical advice.

Apart from that, what the rest said makes sense.

Tciao for Now!

John.

Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD

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Aug 16, 2007, 4:22:34 PM8/16/07

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neighbor John Williamson wrote:
> RPS wrote:
> >
> > I am confused because I am also receiving advice "do not fast". What
> > gives? Some clarification will be great help.
>
> Ignore Chung. He's only plugging his book.

No.

GOD's purpose for me here remains to inform and not to sell HIS book.

> Which, as far as I can tell,
> is only available in the USA.

The Bible remains the number one global best seller in the history of
man and remains available worldwide.

> His News provider, his domain registrar & the organisation he is
> allegedly a member of have all been informed of his spamming.

They have a copy of your post where it is clear that your definition
of spam is not their definition of spam.

> To work....
>
> The figures you gave in your original post would persuade me that a
> doctor should be seen asap.

That would be up to RPS' doctor, who has examined him/her, and not
you.

> You may be asked for a fasting blood or urine sample after the initial
> appointment. This means 12 hours without calories, & only a sip or two
> of water.
>
> Fasting for longer *may* cause problems without medical advice.

It would cause problems even with medical advice.

In a word:

starvation.

> Apart from that, what the rest said makes sense.

Sadly, the same can't be written about you.

This simply shows that you are among the lost:

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The brethren of LORD Jesus Christ are neither perfect nor more
special...

... we are simply forgiven by GOD:

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your mouth that "Jesus is LORD:"

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Archie Leach

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Aug 16, 2007, 5:13:13 PM8/16/07

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"Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD" <hear...@emorycardiology.com> wrote:

>neighbor John Williamson wrote:
>> RPS wrote:
>> >
>> > I am confused because I am also receiving advice "do not fast". What
>> > gives? Some clarification will be great help.
>>
>> Ignore Chung. He's only plugging his book.
>
>No.
>
>GOD's purpose for me here remains to inform and not to sell HIS book.