There is a slight variation between normal glucose levels for men and women. However, the variation is so slight; rarely will you find reference range charts that contain levels for men and women. The standard reference range for normal glucose levels is 70 mg to 150 mg. Some reference range charts have lowered the . . . → Read More: Normal Blood Sugar Levels For Men When Fasting
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Glucose is the primary energy source of the body’s cells. Glucose levels fluctuate depending on the foods consumed during the day. Levels will drop during sleep. Upon waking, glucose levels will be lower. However, once food or drink is consumed, the levels will rise. The laboratory reference range for glucose levels does not include . . . → Read More: Normal Blood Sugar Levels For Women Fasting Normal blood sugar levels (non fasting) should not exceed 200 mg/dl. By contrast, normal glucose levels following a lengthy fast should not exceed 126 mg/dl. Why the big difference between fast and non-fast? Blood sugar levels normally rise sharply immediately after each meal. This occurs because the body converts carbohydrates into glucose very rapidly. . . . → Read More: Normal Blood Sugar Levels Non Fasting Glucose levels in the human body fluctuate. However, the normal range is 70 to 150 mg of glucose in the bloodstream. For example, you may have a glucose level of 90 mg in the morning when you wake up. However, after breakfast the level may rise to 120 mg. As long as your levels . . . → Read More: Normal Blood Sugar Levels For Fasting |
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