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Special occasion breakfast.
Special occasion breakfast.
Maybe if you add another slice of toast your blood sugar will hold until 6am lolI've taken to making poached eggs on toast for dinner the last 3 nights.
Just poached eggs and then salt/pepper on toast.... good way to keep the calories down for dinner.
Odd coincidence, I've also had my blood sugar bottom out on me around 4am the last 3 nights... I wonder if there is any correlation.
I will try it a few dozen more times and see if anything changes or if I die.
Maybe if you add another slice of toast your blood sugar will hold until 6am lol
Epic breakfast, as usual.
My usual omelette is about 2-3 eggs, beaten with a little milk. Pour into the pan. sprinkle some seasoning salt (Johnnys) and tabasco, and then add the meat/veggies/cheese. Cover to let the top start cooking. Then, once the top is mostly congealed, fold in half, let cook uncovered for a minute or two. Flip so the otherside gets done, then serve.
16.... I am 28
I've taken to making poached eggs on toast for dinner the last 3 nights.
Just poached eggs and then salt/pepper on toast.... good way to keep the calories down for dinner.
Odd coincidence, I've also had my blood sugar bottom out on me around 4am the last 3 nights... I wonder if there is any correlation.
I will try it a few dozen more times and see if anything changes or if I die.
Looks better than Brett's! =)
For me I was going high in the mornings because not enough carbs before bed. Pills or insulin shots?
I am type 1.... insulin dependent, so all shots.
One 24-hr insulin before bed, and then a shot each time I eat.
Somebody on CCS said you don't really need the shots, you just do it for attention.
I am type 1.... insulin dependent, so all shots.
One 24-hr insulin before bed, and then a shot each time I eat.
First off, I am so sorry. I'm type 2 so I do this to myself to a big degree.
Have you looked into a monitor so that it alerts you every like five minutes to your sugar count?
First off, I am so sorry. I'm type 2 so I do this to myself to a big degree.
Have you looked into a monitor so that it alerts you every like five minutes to your sugar count?