e-juice and diabetes / blood sugar level. Please share your thought!

[gtseng]

Are you concern about sweetener used in e-juice affect your blood sugar level?

Here is the link for the interview with diabetes expert and author Sue Marshall

"... Sue: While some of the sugars in the replacement electronic cigarettes could possibly affect your blood sugars, they are in very low concentrations, so in the big picture — so long as you are not chain-smoking — they should not affect your blood sugar levels. "

http://www.ecigarettedirect.co.uk/ashtray-blog/2012/08/diabetes-e-cigarettes.html

Can any one who is regularly testing the blood sugar level share his/her finding after start vaping. Thanks.

 

[tj99959]

Doesn't effect my blood sugar level at all. However I vape tobacco and coffee flavors most of the time.
A1C readings have stayed the same also.

 

[gtseng]

Good to know! Thanks.
Maybe someone vaping sweet juices can chime in here.

 

[GreenEyes14]

I am a type 1 diabetic on insulin. I check my blood sugar 3x a day,I have been chain vaping for the last 2 years
mostly dessert, sweet,and fruit vapes. Vaping has not caused my blood sugar to go up at all.i vape 3-5 mls a day.

 

[orangepeeljones]

I'm hypoglycemic, and I pretty much have to eat something every couple hours or my blood sugar plummets and I get feeling really strange. I find that vaping is an effective substitute for one of those small meals. I've read that nicotine does raise the blood sugar slightly.
I'm curious, what nicotine level do you vape, GreenEyes14? I vape 18mg.

 

[GreenEyes14]

orangepeeljones I started at 24mg, now I'm at 18 mg for the last year.