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> Normal (non-diabetic) fasting blood glucose is considered between 70

> and 110 mg/dl. However, not too long ago, 80 to 120 mg/dl was

> considered normal. And before that, anything below 140 mg/dl was

> considered non-diabetic. I believe the consensus between the ADA and

> the American Association of Endocrinologists is that a fasting blood

> glucose above 110 is considered " insulin resistant " or " prediabetic "

> and a fasting blood glucose above 125 mg/dl is enough to get diagnosed

> with diabetes.

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> What you should consider is how your morning reading compares to your

> previous readings. As you said this reading was " the lowest morning

> number that it's ever been " which is fantastic news for you. And,

> almost every doctor in the continental United States would be thrilled

> with any diabetic patient who has a fasting blood glucose that low.

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