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In a message dated 10/29/2004 10:27:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

croixian@... writes:

Does anyone know

anything about caffeine and diabetes?

Hi Tim,

I drink 2 or 3 cups of coffee with caffeine every morning. Other people

cannot have caffeine. Each individual is different.

Eunice

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> Hi Tim,

> Its been my experience that caffeine raises blood sugar numbers.

> Deb

How odd. I drink tons of caffeine and my sugars have been far lower than

they had been when I was diagnosed. I'm pretty much staying in the range of

95-150 now. But then I've also been sucking down caffiene in large

quantities since I was just a wee little thing, too. So I may just be immune

to the effects now. My body seems to adapt to things fairly quickly...

probably the reason I ran around with undiagnosed asthma into my 30's.

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Aazari wrote:

> > Hi Tim,

> > Its been my experience that caffeine raises blood sugar numbers.

> > Deb

My husband's doctor told him to have some coffee with caffeine because

his blood PRESSURE was a little low, so maybe it also raises BP.

Amber

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I dont drink.

I dont smoke.

I REFUSE to give up my caffeine.

Period.

Jany

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-------Original Message-------

Does anyone know

anything about caffeine and diabetes?

Hi Tim,

I drink 2 or 3 cups of coffee with caffeine every morning.

Eunice

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Hiya caffeine consumers!

Drink the stuff. A lot of the stuff. Love the stuff. When diagnosed, cut

out putting sugar, honey, in fact most sweeteners (no particular reason,

just don't quite like the way saccharine, splenda and nurtrisweet taste),

switched to non-fat (or unsweetened soymilk at home) as the whitener, drank

more tea (which I drink " straight " anyway). But I kept getting mystery

spikes -- only at work.

Turns out it was the non-dairy creamer I'd used at work (no milk there --

costs too much, too much of a hassle when the night crew leaves it out

overnight and it turns bad). A teaspoon of the stuff has, what, one gram of

carbohydrate, but it would be good for lifting me as much as 30 or 40 mg/dL!

Caffeine in drinks doesn't affect my blood gluose very much if at all,

but this is definitely one of those " your mileage may vary " areas!

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