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Old 06-08-2006, 12:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question empty stomach and IR

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i wanted to ask you cysters that having an empty stomach for a long time does that effect IR ? I mean does it make it worse ?
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with IR it is best to eat a small snack in between meals because empty stomach for too long can cause your blood sugar to drop and then spike when you eat again...sorry i can't think of the specifics of why exactly this is bad, but all of my PCOS books advise against it...try some fruit and nuts or a yogurt between meals...

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Thanks for the reply ... i dont eat much thats why i was wondering if thats bad for my IR i would start eating more properly now. thanks travel grll
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Most advice I've read is similar to travelgrll's--eat small, frequent meals with protein (dairy, meat, nuts) to keep insulin/blood sugar levels even. Levels in people without IR stay fairly level on their own; we have to work at it by adding protein to each meal/snack and 'grazing' more frequently! Hope this helps.
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