Re: Need help switching foods/changing doses
yes protein in itself should not spike blood sugar through digestion
i remember another member saying the same thing with there dog which i thought was quite odd
my jesse is on a lower glycemic protein diet and will spike sometimes and sometimes not . telling me its not tied directly to food producing sugar quickly . i had to add some carbs
the only other alternative is the bodies internal storage of sugar being dumped into the blood stream
i have given my jesse honey with her meal and did not spike
my theory is a highly digestible carb or even sugar can quiet the bodies response to a low glycemic food that it may recognize as not going to do the job
this was my biggest problem with jesses regulation as believing it was a food spike and needed to continue to reduce to a lower glycemic food which had the opposite affect spiking it more
now for a human diabetic this must sound bizarre but carbing up seems to quiet the bodies response and in the end flattens things out . now this is just speculation there is no way to prove where sugar comes from . it all tests the same but for me there is more to this than meets the eye
i think dogs digest there food and process injected insulin quite differently from humans . thats why its difficult to correlate the 2
yes protein in itself should not spike blood sugar through digestion
i remember another member saying the same thing with there dog which i thought was quite odd
my jesse is on a lower glycemic protein diet and will spike sometimes and sometimes not . telling me its not tied directly to food producing sugar quickly . i had to add some carbs
the only other alternative is the bodies internal storage of sugar being dumped into the blood stream
i have given my jesse honey with her meal and did not spike
my theory is a highly digestible carb or even sugar can quiet the bodies response to a low glycemic food that it may recognize as not going to do the job
this was my biggest problem with jesses regulation as believing it was a food spike and needed to continue to reduce to a lower glycemic food which had the opposite affect spiking it more
now for a human diabetic this must sound bizarre but carbing up seems to quiet the bodies response and in the end flattens things out . now this is just speculation there is no way to prove where sugar comes from . it all tests the same but for me there is more to this than meets the eye
i think dogs digest there food and process injected insulin quite differently from humans . thats why its difficult to correlate the 2
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