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The benefit of using blood glucose logs.

For diabetics using blood glucose logs is a great thing. Blood glucose logs allow you to track the changes in your blood glucose readings. This is helpful for knowing what kind of food can increase your blood glucose and what lowers it. Also it is good in knowing what kind of exercise can help lower the amount of the glucose in the blood. Making a blood glucose log book will be very useful for many things including taking it to the doctor for a look over. Blood glucose logs are very important. The American…

Glucose Meter Review

There are so many different kinds of glucose meters on the market today that a glucose meter review can be of great help to anyone who is thinking of buying a new glucose meter. Many magazines, some that don’t have even the slightest bit of medical inclination often carry adds for glucose meters, and a comprehensive glucose meter review can be had online with just a few clicks of the mouse, but it is important for the prospective buyer to be sure and get all the information before making a purchase. Many of today’s glucose…

What is a Healthy Blood Sugar Level?

As the number of people diagnosed with diabetes continues to rise the question of what is a healthy blood sugar level has become one of the most frequently asked questions in doctor’s offices all around the world. While there are no hard and fast rules, normal blood glucose is generally thought to be between 60 and 100 milligrams per deciliter. Though this the normal rule in some cases blood sugar levels can be affected by other underlying medical conditions, including the age, weight, and overall health condition of the patient, the only one who can…

The Continuous Blood Glucose Monitor

The continuous blood glucose monitor is a bit of new technology that may someday revolutionize the treatment and monitoring of those with blood glucose abnormalities brought about by the metabolic diseases known as diabetes. For anyone with diabetes the key to keeping the disease under control and the effects and symptoms in check is to maintain a blood glucose level that is as close to normal as possible, for as much of the time as possible. In some diabetics maintaining proper blood glucose levels may be no trouble at all, and in others blood…

Diabetes Testing Equipment

Diabetic testing equipment usually consists of a device usually referred to as a glucometer. Diabetic testing equipment is designed to read the level of glucose, or sugar, in a drop of blood so that the blood sugar level can be tracked. The use of diabetic testing equipment is pretty simple and straight forward. To use the machine a special test strip is placed in the machine, then a drop of blood is collected by pricking the skin (usually on the finger) with a lancet, the drop of blood is placed on the test strip…