Why we all seem to carry it all around the waist...
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by LATINA30 » Sun Oct 25, 2009 10:30 am
Hey all, hope your all doing ok, I have been on met for a while and have been taking 3x 500mg tablets 3 times a day with meals, I was wondering if anyone takes it all together at after an evening meal or how people have found it????
Rach x
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by Annoldie » Sun Oct 25, 2009 11:40 am
Hi. Ordinary Metformin needs to be taken with or after meals 3x a day if that is what you have been prescribed. The slow release type can be taken differently and is not likely to give you a sharp drop in your blood sugar, but I think you should discuss it with your doctor before you change anything. Ann
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by FIREFIGHTER » Sun Oct 25, 2009 12:57 pm
I spread my tablets through the day I take it during breakfast,lunch,dinner I think that is better for me I'm not feeling hungry anymore. My doc told me to do it this way wen I tried to take it all at once I was sick as a kitten. I know in 2wks time I am have to increase the dosage I'm on 3x500mg.
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by LATINA30 » Sun Oct 25, 2009 6:08 pm
ah thanks very much, I am just concerned its not having any effect but I am not putting weight on which is a bonus...i do however need to exercise which is proving tricky as I am recovering from being poorly
how are you finding met??? any tips???
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by FIREFIGHTER » Sun Oct 25, 2009 10:11 pm
Latina 30
I'm feeling ok I'm getting bored in drinking water

n I'm looking for something else instead of water sometimes.
any sugar free drinks tips?
I'm not a tea drinker I need a drink that's not got caffinee or aspartame in it as well. No hidden sugars
Thanks ladies
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by FIREFIGHTER » Sun Oct 25, 2009 10:11 pm
Latina 30
I'm feeling ok I'm getting bored in drinking water

n I'm looking for something else instead of water sometimes.
any sugar free drinks tips?
I'm not a tea drinker I need a drink that's not got caffinee or aspartame in it as well. No hidden sugars
Thanks ladies
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by LATINA30 » Mon Oct 26, 2009 7:12 pm
thats a toughie, have you tried roobush tea? sounds wierd but its not like normal tea, its like a creme caramel in a cup lol!(its also caffeine free!) I have a problem with asparatame too due to my IBS, have you thought about trying fruit infusions? teapigs do a cracking range of stuff, you can drink them hot or cold which makes a nice change, you can also buy sampler tins which only contain a few bags so you can try them, lovely! have you thought about trying instant lemon tea? or apple tea?
also smoothies are a lovely alternative if you make them yourself....
waffle waffle waffle!!!!

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by FIREFIGHTER » Mon Oct 26, 2009 8:52 pm
Thanks Latina30 I will try those

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by Lamb » Thu Nov 05, 2009 10:28 am
Redbush/Rooiboos tea is great, I drink it with a little milk and it's great because no caffiene
also have you tried vegetable juices? i bought a juicer this year and have been making all sorts of concoctions - a fave is carrot, celery, ginger and apple, I try and balance the juices out to have more vegetables that fruit so it's less sugary.
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