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From: terryc on 6 Oct 2008 19:43
I carry a film canister of jelly beans as my emergency low blood sugar
item. Yesterday was the annual refresh the stock routine,,,but I had some
of them.

End of the day testing was alarming. Blood sugar was far lower than
expected. Seems the particular packet of Nestles Jelly beans isn't good
for the reason I carry. Yes, the ingredients does start of sugar, glucose,
but it seems that they might be a token amount.

I'll do another testto ensure that the peak didn't come and go very fast,
but that brings upthe questions as to which are the brands made the
old way of lots of sugar?

Follow up is an apple btw.
From: Larry from N.J. on 6 Oct 2008 19:56
I carry some Life Savers ( Singles in individual wrappers)
4 of them are 11 G of Carbs. Work really fast!!

Larry
"terryc" <newssixspam-spam(a)woa.com.au> wrote in message
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>I carry a film canister of jelly beans as my emergency low blood sugar
> item. Yesterday was the annual refresh the stock routine,,,but I had some
> of them.
>
> End of the day testing was alarming. Blood sugar was far lower than
> expected. Seems the particular packet of Nestles Jelly beans isn't good
> for the reason I carry. Yes, the ingredients does start of sugar, glucose,
> but it seems that they might be a token amount.
>
> I'll do another testto ensure that the peak didn't come and go very fast,
> but that brings upthe questions as to which are the brands made the
> old way of lots of sugar?
>
> Follow up is an apple btw.


From: Cheri on 6 Oct 2008 20:01
Personally, I carry the glucose tablets. They're fast, cheap, come in
different flavors, and come in a small easy to carry tube. You can find them
at any drug store in the diabetes section.

Cheri


"terryc" <newssixspam-spam(a)woa.com.au> wrote in message
news:pan.2008.10.06.23.43.45.609949(a)woa.com.au...
>I carry a film canister of jelly beans as my emergency low blood sugar
> item. Yesterday was the annual refresh the stock routine,,,but I had some
> of them.
>
> End of the day testing was alarming. Blood sugar was far lower than
> expected. Seems the particular packet of Nestles Jelly beans isn't good
> for the reason I carry. Yes, the ingredients does start of sugar, glucose,
> but it seems that they might be a token amount.
>
> I'll do another testto ensure that the peak didn't come and go very fast,
> but that brings upthe questions as to which are the brands made the
> old way of lots of sugar?
>
> Follow up is an apple btw.


From: Loretta Eisenberg on 6 Oct 2008 21:20
Are you sure you didnt get sugar free jelly beans. How many did you
eat.

Jelly Belly is the brand for me.

Loretta

From: Nev. on 6 Oct 2008 22:27

"Loretta Eisenberg" <sassybklynlady(a)webtv.net> wrote in message
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> Are you sure you didnt get sugar free jelly beans. How many did you
> eat.
>
I once tried to buy some sugar free jelly beans, and was told they don't
exist.

Nev.

>


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