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Category: Exercise

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Yesterday 03:41 PM

After i excerise my blood sugar goes low. What could i eat before or after that doesnt have alot of calories?
Asked by: zodiac18aries  
Category: Exercise | Food and Nutrition
0 Expert Answers | 0 Community Answers

2 days ago 11:55 AM

Are their many Type 1 Diabetics who also have rrMS? My mobility is limited.
Asked by: bill d  
Category: Exercise | Food and Nutrition
0 Expert Answers | 0 Community Answers


01/04/09 07:42 PM

I am a type 2 with many other complications, mainly arthritis and emphyzema. How can I exercise and breathe?
Asked by: bettybrown  
Category: Exercise | Other
0 Expert Answers | 0 Community Answers

01/03/09 09:25 PM

I am 60. I don't have diabetes. When I work out, walk or ride a bike, after 20 minutes my sugar drops. It only happens when working out. Hypoglycemia?
Asked by: ewit1010  
Category: Blood Glucose Monitoring | Exercise
0 Expert Answers | 0 Community Answers


01/02/09 05:39 AM

I do hard 3hr workouts and was told the only way to lower bs naturally is through exercise. I eat rice before and have had really high bs after. Why?
Asked by: caldufo  
Category: Exercise | Type 1
0 Expert Answers | 0 Community Answers

12/17/08 09:49 AM

I get home at 5:30 and go to the gym at 6 or 6:30ish. Should I eat a big meal before I work out or is it okay to eat after even if it's at 8 or 9pm?
Asked by: hpipes  
Category: Exercise | Weight Issues
1 Expert Answer | 0 Community Answers


12/09/08 02:29 PM

My wife wants to lose weight but argues that she will go too low if she works out. How do you balance workouts and eating right so she doesn't go low?
Asked by: robertp  
Category: Exercise | Food and Nutrition
1 Expert Answer | 0 Community Answers
 

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