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Re: about foodFrom: Thora (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 20 Aug 2001 11:29:55 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 20 Aug 2001, Sue wrote: > >>have you heard that we have to avoid food that rises suger levels in the blood?!< > >I hate to be ornery here, but that is absolutely absurd!! The mechanisms >of hugner and fullness rely on blood sugar levels. ALL food is >converted to glucose, as that is what "feeds" our cells and gives us >energy. When you are comfortably full (not stuffed to the gills), your >blood sugar levels are anywhere from 80-120 d/L (assuming you're not >diabetic). When you get hungry again (3.5-4.5 hours later), your blood >sugar levels have dropped to less than 80d/L--that's what triggers your >'hunger feelings.' The lower blood sugar levels triggers your brain >which trips your stomach acids and the rumbles, etc. While there are >foods that raise your blood sugar more than others, it is absolutely >impossible to avoid ALL foods that raise your blood sugar, for the >reasons above. When you are on insulin sensitizers, the excess insulin >your body produces is controlled, and you better use the food you eat >(and the sugar that comes from that food). That is the real way to >control PCOS, short of a cure. And no one knows if there will ever be a >cure (the glitch causing this is in our DNA), so the best treatment is >to get thyself to a RE and talk about insulin sensitizing therapy. > >Good luck! Ok, I might have exaggerated a little and thank you very much for this imformative reply :) But what do you do? I'm on this BCpill and also just started on Metformin, but what I want to know about you (and you all) is: do you eat anything special? Do you skip wheat, sugar etc or do you just eat what you want? thanks, Thóra
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