Комментарии:
Hi. What should be some good rates for fasting insulin curve, for 60 and 120 minutes , after getting 75gr of sugar ?
ОтветитьPendulum
ОтветитьI still feel the effects of dizziness lightheaded like I’m going to pass out when my blood sugar goes to 140 or 150 I have all the negative signs so I don’t think it has to go to 180
ОтветитьNote: the liver makes glucose when you wake up, so it is normal to have a waking up spike.
ОтветитьWords aren’t enough for me to show how I grateful I am for helping me to get rid of my Type 2 diabetes Dr Igudia.
ОтветитьGlucose ka sanket kitna h
ОтветитьMy blood sugar stays at 70 most evertime I have checked it. Is this normal?
ОтветитьThis same idiot again, explaining about math and glucose, people please ignore this video...consult a real expert
Ответитьthanks for the great video
ОтветитьInsulin 2hrs 75 GMs glucose
My results 97.65
It's noraml range r not
Its the y axis not the vertical axis
ОтветитьAre there any videos for those who are wanting to study ahead for paramedics course? Or can you make a few videos or a playlist for that?
Ответитьpretty sure your a doctor
ОтветитьYour body doesn't need Glucose at all. In fact I am baffled that this video claimed you "will DIE"! NO! Research ketogenic diet. Ketone bodies are even a better less oxidative food for brain. Unhealthy fats are a myth. There are no essential carbs. Just have essential fats and protein.
Ответитьyou are wrong!! the glucose goes up for digestion the glucose in the food
does not appear for at least four hours or until its absorbed.glucose levels are automatic
and has NOTHING to do with a food.diabetes has NOTHING to do with a particular food.
thanks for the video even if its wrong
+anonymous person
If It's too small............ JUST PUT IT IN FULL SCREEN!!! D:<
PS. also he's writing it on a mouse, NO 1 CAN WRITE PERFECT!!!!
too small to read can please make the handwriting bigger and neater and not yellow?
ОтветитьThank you very helpful.
Ответитьi am having fasting blood sugar level -115/116 mg/dl and post pradrial blood sugar bellow 120 mg /dl for last 3 years. do i need to start anti diabetic treatment ?
ОтветитьHiyaaaa! Have you thought about the Hamilton Diabetes Reversal Protocol? (search on google) I have heard some extraordinary things about the results in lowering Blood sugars and my brother in law got cool Glucose measurementsafter trying it.
ОтветитьDo you know of any natural way you can control your blood sugar levels?
ОтветитьI took my blood sugar level in the morning before eating. It's 100. Am I diabetic?
Ответитьshouldn't glucose concentration in blood start to grow not since we've eaten but since a few hours later, because absorbtion only starts in the jejunum of the small intestine, and before food gets there has to be digested for maaany minutes in the stomach?
ОтветитьThanks!
ОтветитьThis is what happened to me. When I was diagnosed, my blood sugar level was above 1100. That's right, above one thousand, one hundred. My demeanor was normal. I acted normal and--to the astonishment of the people in the ER and ICU--was conscious, not comatose. I was unquenchably thirsty. 1 gallon of milk, a half gallon of OJ or grape juice and 1 gallon of water A DAY and was STILL thirsty. As for my vision, I couldn't read my license plate from 10 feet away. 10 months earlier, I was 20/20.
ОтветитьI am a diabetic. It sounds as though you MIGHT be in danger of being one as well. What MIGHT be happening is your blood sugar level is getting gradually higher, but not so fast that your body can't process it. Your body builds an ever-rising tolerance for the sugar in its bloodstream. To not eat for a while MIGHT bring your level down to a more normal (as in, avg, human) state but for you, it is too low. You may want to consult your doctor and see what your blood sugar levels are to be sure.
ОтветитьDam Khan Academy is TAKIN' ALL OUR JERBS!
ОтветитьThey're the same people
ОтветитьGlad you explained the preprandial/postprandial. Those are definitely $10 words. :) The explanation of a fasting blood sugar was very clear.
ОтветитьNice video
Ответить@warrenlaurde K, but they still need to be available for Type 1 diabetics.
Ответить@Iceabella mg/dL divided by 18 = mmol/L.
ОтветитьCan't you write the translation from mg/dl to mmol/l? You don't use mg/dl in Europe when it comes to bloodsugar. :(
ОтветитьNormally I don't comment because many of your viewers object to your videos on philosophical grounds when you're trying to educate, not evangelize. But this is life-and-death, and they cannot rely on the most crooked health care system in the world (in a country that uses medieval units of measure) to protect them. BGL meters are available over-the-counter and Americans must be proactive in their own care. Their nation is geared towards consumption and medication, not prevention.
Ответить@baburo101 some people don't have money for tutoring..thanks to khan he gives people an opportunity to learn.
ОтветитьI think Sal explained it 100 times better than a doctor would have!
ОтветитьExcellent video. Thank you.
ОтветитьWe need a Salman Khan Hospital
ОтветитьVery helpful, thanks.
ОтветитьLoved the comment about eating a quart of honey for breakfast, it made me laugh. There may be some bears who actually do... :P
ОтветитьCan you explain the relationship of the current blood sugar level with the ratio expressed in A1C tests?
ОтветитьNice. your awsome.
ОтветитьI would be better to draw your graphs and diagrams (perhaps just the axes) BEFORE you start your presentation and keep them around and switch between them on need. This will shorten 3 minutes of an average lesson. Otherwise, we love you Khan.
Ответить@scottyurfunnylol Oh god, you just made a fool of yourself, try watch the previous movie, and then think again.
Ответитьyou're doing biology again! yey!!
ОтветитьCool Man U always Rock!! :)
ОтветитьYou should start a religion... like khanianity! You'd rule the world
Ответить