indent preformatted text by 4 spacesI have had some better overnight results by avoiding large dinner meals. And as such reducing carbohydrate and especially protein! Protein spikes will ransack your perfect day!
I try to focus my meals on lower carbohydrate and especially at dinner I eat lighter all together.
. Seems to help. For example here is my last 25 hours.
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I don’t think avoiding corrections is a reasonable goal. Making insulin and carb nudges just goes with the territory. I’m slowly (2 hours per day) switching my Tresiba dose time form 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. While Tresiba promises flat delivery, I’m hoping that the first 12 hours is a bit more aggressive than the last 12 hours.
I often walk between 9 p.m. and midnight. That doesn’t seem to effect my overnight line one way or the other. I’m in a very acceptable spot right now and will just sit tight and watch. Maybe things will move in my direction without any additional effort.
I keep coming back to the notion of sugar surfing. We live in a dynamic environment. Expecting static solutions to a dynamic problem is not rational. What we do is both science and art.
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