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Why Obtaining an Average Fasting Blood Sugar Range is Essential for Seniors

A normal fasting blood sugar range falls between of 70 to 90 ml/dL, and this does not vary between genders or age ranges. However, routine testing of FBS levels becomes more essential as a person ages. Because of this, routine monitoring of glucose levels is highly recommended by healthcare providers – making the routine . . . → Read More: Why Obtaining an Average Fasting Blood Sugar Range is Essential for Seniors

What Is Normal Blood Sugar For Non-Diabetics

Got your blood sugar levels checked recently? You probably want to know what is normal blood sugar anyway and what levels of glucose in the blood is too much. For average people, non-diabetics who are otherwise healthy individuals, normal levels of blood sugar will vary throughout the day. For the purpose of glucose testing . . . → Read More: What Is Normal Blood Sugar For Non-Diabetics

What Are High Blood Sugar Levels?

The root cause of type 2 diabetes is chronically high blood sugar levels primarily caused by a mixture of genetic factors and lifestyle choices. In most cases people with type 2 diabetes had elevated blood sugar levels for a good period of time as a result of making poor lifestyle choices. Even in those . . . → Read More: What Are High Blood Sugar Levels?

What Are Normal Blood Sugar Levels?

Normal blood sugar levels fluctuate depending on how long it’s been since you last ate.  A normal blood sugar range for people who are fasting should be below 100 mg/dl and they should be below 130-140 mg/dl or so around an hour after eating but even this can be a little subjective and can differ . . . → Read More: What Are Normal Blood Sugar Levels?