Protein and Glucose
Increasing protein intake can lead to higher fasted glucose levels, especially for those who are metabolically flexible. A significant rise in protein consumption, from 130 grams to over 300 grams, can trigger glycogen release, impacting blood sugar control. It's crucial for individuals managing their blood sugar to understand these dynamics and how their bodies respond to dietary changes.In this clip
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Is it normal to have a high fasting blood glucose (mid to high 90s) when on a lower carb and high protein diet, as discussed in the episode 249. Bloodwork Review: April 2024 and the clip Glucose Levels Insight?
Is it normal to have a high fasting blood glucose (mid to high 90s) when on a lower carb and high protein diet?
How does protein affect glucose levels?