Diabetes & Vaping
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No offence, looking after one self is the golden rule.When food or sugar is a gift , its short centered and always wrong.
Just saw these articles pop-up today.
"Why Smoking Is Especially Bad If You Have Diabetes"
Why Smoking Is Especially Bad If You Have Diabetes TIME Healthland
"Nicotine Raises Blood Sugar Levels in Lab"
Nicotine Raises Blood Sugar Levels in Lab - US News and World Report
"Nicotine raises blood sugar in diabetic smoker"
Nicotine raises blood sugar in diabetic smoker - The Times of India.
Anyone have any confirmation?
"Why Smoking Is Especially Bad If You Have Diabetes"
Why Smoking Is Especially Bad If You Have Diabetes TIME Healthland
"Nicotine Raises Blood Sugar Levels in Lab"
Nicotine Raises Blood Sugar Levels in Lab - US News and World Report
"Nicotine raises blood sugar in diabetic smoker"
Nicotine raises blood sugar in diabetic smoker - The Times of India.
Anyone have any confirmation?
My blood sugars have increased from 75-120 to 180-230 since I started 1 1/2 yrs ago.
I did not know why until this week.
The last few months I have not been vaping as much (did not exactly quit but the output and amount I vaped with drastically decreased) and my atomizers were not putting out.
I recently purchased new LR atomizers and new liquid this past weekend and started vaping on Monday a.m.
My sugars immediately increased but I do not know if it is the PG/VG mixture or the nicotine.
I dont suspect its just the nicotine as I smoked 1.5 to 2 packs of cigs each day and had better bg control. I have also dipped on rare occasions, and noticed no increase in bg levels the last 1.5 yrs.
I am using 12mg with a 60/40 mix PG/ VG
My fastings have increased as well./ I check my bg 3-4 times daily and this increase is not because I just recently quit smoking as I stopped 1.5 yrs ago.
I 1st noticed the increase 1.5 yrs ago but was puzzled- now feel there is a definite connection. The common denominators are the liquid and increased usage.
I did not know why until this week.
The last few months I have not been vaping as much (did not exactly quit but the output and amount I vaped with drastically decreased) and my atomizers were not putting out.
I recently purchased new LR atomizers and new liquid this past weekend and started vaping on Monday a.m.
My sugars immediately increased but I do not know if it is the PG/VG mixture or the nicotine.
I dont suspect its just the nicotine as I smoked 1.5 to 2 packs of cigs each day and had better bg control. I have also dipped on rare occasions, and noticed no increase in bg levels the last 1.5 yrs.
I am using 12mg with a 60/40 mix PG/ VG
My fastings have increased as well./ I check my bg 3-4 times daily and this increase is not because I just recently quit smoking as I stopped 1.5 yrs ago.
I 1st noticed the increase 1.5 yrs ago but was puzzled- now feel there is a definite connection. The common denominators are the liquid and increased usage.
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