All I can say is whew!!!!!!!!!
First I did the challenge successfully and I am so proud of myself.
I haven’t been that beat in a long time and I think I will take a break tomorrow.
This was the first time that my sugars have gone low, I consider 60 as a low so t 63 I was borderline.
I did this before breakfast so I think that’s the reason I was depleted at the end. (eating a snack might have been a good idea but I wanted to see just how low the sugars would go.)

Interestingly the sugars stayed at under 100 all day long as well.

Fun factor – this was by far the most fun I have had in a while and when the instructor and the others in the class realized what I was up to then I had encouragement all over the place, I think I might make this a regular occurrence but like I said, I will eat a snack before the workout until my body adjusts.
I honestly prefer to workout pre breakfast so my body can use the reserves.

While this was just a challenge, I am looking at adding this to my regular  weekend schedule. I will just see how it goes.

I wonder what my reward should be for this……

hmmm a few ideas come to mind, stay tuned

Testing
Fasting 8am 125

post-workout – 11 am 63

late night 8pm- 83

Exercise Diet
spinning class (cycling) – 2.5 hours

Breakfast
cheese omelet
3 small eggs – 150 calories
1oz cheese – 50 calories

snack

1 spoonful peanut butter – 150 calories

Lunch
chicken breast – 350 calories
sweet peas – 100 calories

Snack

Chicken Sandwich
4 oz chicken serving – 90 calories
(Fairground sliced deli thin chicken from Fairgrounds bought at save a lot)
1 slice American cheese-100 calories
lettuce leaf -20 calories

Dinner
5 oz salmon steak – 350 calories
1 serving broccoli – 100 calories

Snack

1 cup apple sauce – 100 calories

Free Calories

5 tea cups a day

Total

1560 calories

Medications

500 mg of Metformin twice a day
5 mg of Prinivil twice a day
1000mg of Omega 3 Fish Oil twice a day
1000mcg of Chromium Picolinate twice a day

Diabetes management solutions day 19
Diabetes Management solutions