Diabetes
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You would probably have to contact the vendors to see what kind of sweetener they use in their juices. For DIY you can use sucralose which is a sugar free sweetener. I would stay away from to much ethyl maltol, it raises my blood sugar quite a bit when I vape juices with it in.
Diabetic vapor here. Haven't noticed blood sugar rising with anything I've vaped yet. As mentioned by Sarin " You don't vape sugar", sugar would gunk up your coils really quick. I've been into DIY for ten mos now & use Stevia when I want a little sweetness in the juice. I also use Ethyl Maltol in a few of my mixes with no effects on my blood sugar. YMMV
Type 1 diabetic here. Vaped just about everything that I can put in a dripper and no glucose spikes for me. If you are seeing spikes in your glucose levels it is more likely due to the nicotine that you are vaping rather than the other ingredients. Nicotine can cause elevated blood glucose levels and hemoglobin in your a1c results.
The subject has been discussed here before--this thread has a few good link to other treads discussing diabetes and vaping.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-insulin-dependent-diabetic.html#post13597315
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-insulin-dependent-diabetic.html#post13597315
Diabetic vapor here. Haven't noticed blood sugar rising with anything I've vaped yet. As mentioned by Sarin " You don't vape sugar", sugar would gunk up your coils really quick. I've been into DIY for ten mos now & use Stevia when I want a little sweetness in the juice. I also use Ethyl Maltol in a few of my mixes with no effects on my blood sugar. YMMV
Same here!
I DIY, and am very careful about what I put in my liquids. There are plenty of liquids out there that won't cause any problems, but when I make it myself, I know for sure.
Now if I could just do something about that cheesecake
Now if I could just do something about that cheesecake
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