My\u00a0blood\u00a0glucose\u00a0has been running slightly low this morning after the quick recovery from breakfast. \u00a0But this was its first test of low BG. \u00a0It stopped dropping and flat lined at 59, has been there for about 30 mins and is now on its way back up.<\/p>\n
It’s funny, and fortunate, but I had never had glucagon until this trial. \u00a0I was interested to see how I would feel receiving it. \u00a0The doses are so small, that I have not felt anything that is typically a glucagon physiologic reaction. \u00a0It only has worked to keep my blood sugar from going low, for the most part. \u00a0And now that the algorithm has experienced its first hypoglycemic reaction, it will be able to prevent it in the future. \u00a0Just by simply balancing out the administration of the two hormones.<\/p>\n
Oh, and the glucagon is such a simple molecule that it doesn’t have the time frame problems that insulin typically does. \u00a0It is absorbed and works quickly.<\/p>\n
Now, almost time for lunch, and I am looking forward to seeing how much the algorithm learned from breakfast.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
My\u00a0blood\u00a0glucose\u00a0has been running slightly low this morning after the quick recovery from breakfast. \u00a0But this was its first test of low BG. \u00a0It stopped dropping and flat lined at 59, has been there for about 30 mins and is now … Continue reading