The Best Alcohol For Diabetes. I Finally Found It.
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- I tried most popular alcoholic drinks to see how they impact my blood sugar. If you live with diabetes and would like to know what drink to have and/or if it's even OK to drink alcohol as a diabetic this might be an interesting video for you to watch. It will help you decide what alcoholic drink to order and what else to do next time you find yourself in a bar.
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This video was really challenging to make for me. As I was testing these alcoholic beverages, I was constantly asking myself if I'm doing the right thing...
Although I drunk a lot of alcohol when I was younger, a couple years ago I almost practically eliminated alcohol from my life.
I felt during this experiment I went back to drinking more than my body can handle in the long term.
So I'm really looking forward to getting back to normal which in my case is drinking less and only on very special occasions (if at all).
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Tom, Top note again! Red & White wine is my call everytime & biodynamic if possible. It does keep me sane at the end of a full day & I make sure it does not become a prop!! I just cannot deal with beer at all ,far too much carbs!!
I haven’t had alcohol in eight / ten years. I just stopped one day, after my son was born in 1982 I stopped completely for about five years then I would have a glass or two of wine and a beer with tacos or pizza. Then I found out I was serious diabetic, my blood sugar rollercoasters real lows (45) then up to 400, my body feels comfortable around 200/250 I wear the sensor and watch what I eat, I have lost 35 pounds, but the rollercoaster still runs, I wake up to 400’s or dropping to 40’s 50’s or what ever I was in the hospital lately and they call codes on me about six times, I coded myself at home at least four times in a month!
please include cannabis in your video. some doctor says it can lower blood sugar. please please thank you .
Thanks my friend!@@HenryBudgen
Sorry to hear that my friend. Is there something I can do to help?@@marcusbutzin8368
The best alcohol is no alcohol
(Thank you for your service)
Just enjoy your life because if Alcohol doesn't kill you, something else is gonna kill you, nobody.lives for ever!!😭😭
Ive been a type 2 for 25 years was a harcore beer drinker but my blood sugar always went crazy. In my old age ive learned that i sip really good bourbons. And like your results i have no spike. Its got me apprciating bourbon and its history. Your channel is very informative keep up the good work
The fact that he is Czech adds a huge amount of integrity to this "application study" as they truly are the biggest beer drinkers in the world, by far--look it up. . I too am from Czech heritage with slight pre-diabetes, a bit older than he is, and always looking for some drinking habits that won't escalate my chances of developing Type 2. This is a great video! Keep up the great work!
Alcohol is always BAD. No moderation. Or is this again advertorial?!
Me too, same here. I'm from Czech heritage, as well.
This is your latest video so i wanted to thank you. I got my blood test today and my a1c is 5.5. Which means im no longer considered diabetic type 2 according to my doctor. Your channel has helped me out immensely so thank you so incredibly much
Hi how are you.?
Please explain to me what can I do to reach on that point? I have 9 now
What is your secret ???
I just discovered your channel and it has changed my life. I developed diabetes while fighting breast cancer and didn’t know anything about it. My sugars have run so high! Until now. I’m now using a cgm and I learned from you tips to better manage my sugar. It’s blowing my mind how much better it all is now! Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us!
Brilliant! the world needs more people like you. The world has two types of people those that listen what they are told and those that find out for themselves. Bravo!
I was diagnosed in Mar-93 as a Type 1 diabetic. Recently starting to feel a loss on sensation in my feet which my Endo says could be diabetes related or could be related to my love of beer!
When I was first diagnosed, I knew something was wrong with my body as I had lost 20kg in 6 weeks and was peeing more than a horse!
This happened while I was in the Mlitary so I wasn't too worried about losing the weight, even though I felt like shit and was peeing all the time? After an unfortunate family event that lead to me being charged with assault I went and saw a Doctor and I don't think I'd even sat down yet and he said I think your Diabetic (the Keto Acidosis, Acetone, smell gave it away).
I remember being "educated" about diabetes in the hospital, which had to follow the "Medical" guidelines which I must say didn't agree with how I wanted to lead my life.
"NOT MEDICAL ADVICE!" Like Tom, I experimented on myself to get familiar with my new condition and how I had to deal with it. I recall one weekend afternoon making a decision to see just how low can I go? I was reading Tom Clancy "Red Storm Rising " at the time and I decided to check my blood sugars often as I continued to read as I knew my BSL was going low. I got to 1.3 mmol and had the dis-orientating situation that Tom talks about as I could no longer focus on what I was reading!
Literally went and ate a tablespoon of sugar to see what would happen and realised that my life was an ongoing science experiment, like the rest of us in this world who have to balance what we put into our bodies versus the outcomes?
Like Tom, I mostly get it kind of Ok, but he is next level on getting it right. I brew (and consumme) my own low carb beer (in ridiculous quanties) and have been doing so for over twenty years but I love the passion, enthusiasm and education that Tom brings to the world of Diabetes!
As a prediabetic, I found it easier to stop drinking alcohol altogether. After 2 years of no alcohol I managed to keep my levels at or below 100.
Berberine
Your right, It looks to me it kills off your beta cells and makes you even more insulin resistant
@@OceanFrontVilla3 I stopped drinking went on the keto diet and now my a1c is at 5.2 after being diagnosed with pre-diabetes!! I always work out and am 70 years old and feel much better.
@@dbcooper692
Excellent! I'm not on keto or carnivore, I would say I eat Mediterranean style. I have no health issues and I'm not on any drugs and I'm 67. I hike everyday, had no shots and haven't had covid. Never had flu either and no flu shots. My serum D level is high.
@@OceanFrontVilla3 Keep up the good work!! Wow, you are 67, just a baby!!!
This is a great video, very informative thank you. I don't drink anymore, I stopped 10 years ago and I don't miss it so much. I have friends and family who drink, some of them have type 2 diabetes including myself, I think this video will help them a lot. Thanks again 👍
I'm type 1. I drink red wine most nights, and not just one glass. I never EVER, EVER, EVER touch beer. If I do that, I know I'll be chasing highs and lows all night. Helpful video. It is refreshing to see you being honest... I like to watch your sugar pixel during your videos...:)
Thank you so much! I do appreciate your kind feedback! Wine is fine!
I experiment just like this guy. I have pre-type 2.
I found that mixing Diet Ginger ale with regular ginger ale(ginger ale has less sugar than most drinks) and bourbon makes a really great drink.
Would you mind sharing the name of the wine you drink?
Is it dry? Looking for better options when having girls night. Thanks in advance!
Which wine do you drink? My fave spiked me badly. (Liberty creek Merlot)
@@CC-km8gt
@melaniestout2929 Any normal DRY 12-15% alcolohol red works for me. I buy in the 10-30 dollar range. I tend towards Pinot Noir, and Cabernets. Regular white wines occassionally spike my blood sugar, but not too often. I stay away from mojitos and chardonnay... anything bubbly is going to be rough. Each person is different, I think. I drink at home with a Sugar Pixel in my face. Be careful out on the town.
Thank you for your time and investigation into this subject. You are a great source of information which cannot be readily found anywhere else.
I am hugely impressed by your self sacrifice and dedication in the pursuit to this important project.
😆🤣
Jamiesons fresh lime and soda is my preferred blood sugar friendly cocktail. Simple and perfect!
Try the 'Powers' brand of Irish Whiskey....far superior. And not too pricey
@@corkydukeII5898 Just toured Jameson factory in Ireland last month. Tour guide said Yellow Spot was the local favorite however it IS a bit pricey.
I prefer a pickle-back, a shot of whiskey & a shot of pickle juice (zero carbs), granted, high sodium. However, there are many benefits to pickle juice, as well. I’ve read it helps your glucose levels and also used for muscle cramps and is very hydrating. I drink pickle juice just because I love the taste of it.
I never heard of pickleback but I Love pickle juice. I’ll have to try this some time. I wonder what goes best with pickle juice? Do you mix them? Or just order both as shots?
Great video Tom thankyou. Diabetes can be so frustrating and confusing, my partner has type 1, i really feel for anyone living with diabetes. We are grateful for your content Tom it is very helpful. Look after yourself ✌️👍💚
Thanks for sharing this .Must have been scary but some good has come from it we are now wiser 😂
Very helpful. The morning after feeling is why I dont drink alcohol now. I prefer wakening up feeling fresh than going to sleep after a drink.
I visited Praha twice and love Czech people and country. I spent hours on Charles Bridge and St. Vitus Cathedral.
Norway stores has LITE Ciders and Beers for diabetics. Taste is almost the same and it has about 2 carbs/100ml. WE NEED THIS EVERYWHERE!
I believe Michelob Ultra in the states is like this. There are a couple beers that are pitched as being "healthier" and "Ultra low carb" - so not for diabetics specifically, but same thing. :) They taste pretty awful though...
@@lisaelannaI live in the states and have drank ultra for years. I’m type 2 and it doesn’t affect my blood sugars at all.
Well the problem is that the alcohol content is so low you might just as well be drinking water or tea and that is how it tastes too.
@@mariofretz I love the taste and after 3 or 4 I get a buzz.
Thank you so much! You are answering so many of my questions! I improved my health with your help.
As of 5:46 I appreciate your honesty. Thank you. I drink dry red wine almost 100% of the time in 30 years.
My go to drink is Gin with diet tonic water in a tall glass, usually add a peel of lemon.. No glucose spike as judged by the Dexcon continuous monitor. Here in the states there is a Margarita Light (Safeway) which has a minimal impact.
Thank you, I really appreciate you sharing your experience with us.
After writing an earlier comment I feel it's important to add this one for Tom! Obviously a HOT topic, but I applaud you on your well presented video based on your experiences! Well done, don't fret the haters, you have presented your experiences with diabetes!
alcohol lowers gluconeogenesis. for people who do not inject insulin it can be helpful in moderation before going to bed.
I am type 2 and a performer. My favorite drink is Jim Beam and diet coke. My Dr. told me to carb up before I drink to avoid complications. It has worked for me as long as I watch my limit. I also take milk thistle to prevent any liver damage. Which has worked well also.
Your doctor, knowing you have type 2 diabetes recommends you eat carbs and drink alcohol?
Was your doctor born a duck?
Quack quack
Works for me...
Your doctor is trying to kill you.
Whisky is a superfood.
and ice is its kryptonite.
Liver: ‘Am I dead to you?’
Vodka: hold my beer
In Gaelic, “whiskey” translates to “water of life”
@@travelswithted Nice marketing
I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes about three years ago. I was drinking a lot of beer up til then, but after meeting with a nutritionist, I learned more about the importance of carbs. I have to be honest, I still drank a LOT of alcohol. But I switched to vodka soda (no sugar). I also paid attention to my food diet, but I still drank like a fish! Turns out, despite my bad habit of drinking, I got my A1c down to about 5!
hi! i love your channel. my son is type 1, two years now. he is eighteen. everything you say, is gold for me. since you have so much experience. he introduced me to you, and we both think you are great! thank you!
Great video. Really honest and very useful for all type 1s. Thanks.
And for type 2 also
Thank you for making the science bit so easy to understand. I'm a cider drinker and i'm so glad there are now many zero sugar options available. also will have to get some stevia sweetners. i wish i had them on my recent trip to Cuba
Thank you so much for this vlog! I've been wondering about this.
Thank you VERY much for putting this video together! I've been pre-diabetic for years and was diagnosed as type II last fall with an A1C of 8.7. after several months of medication and no beer (I miss it!), my A1C is in the low 6s and continuing to go down.
I've been so frustrated though because the doctors have no idea what I can drink when it comes to alcohol, saying abstinence is best which sounds like a cop-out.
Thank you again for your time, information and effort!
I have diabetes for 43 years What is truly problematic is what you eat with alcohol, because alcohol makes you hungry.
I see your point and fully agree! I was debating including this point to the video but then decided against it to avoid the video being to long. I should have probably kept it in:) Thank you for your input!
What about G & T with lime? My all tine favorite, besides 7 & 7...
Paneer poo is best for diabetes, search in google
Think you’re confusing alcohol with marijuana. I usually eat before I drink. Drinking on an empty stomach can be a problem but I don’t think alcohol innately makes you hungry.
@@qinghai1 @TypeOneTalks fully agree with me, so... i don't consume drugs except as prescribed by my medical equipment
Just wanted to thank you for your videos. I’ve been pre diabetic for years and sometimes I get diabetes fatigue. Your videos add a “ we all only human” quality which really helps. A lot of professional courses just follow the everything is off the list line which doesn’t help me live with it and I truly think it’s an unrealistic goal.
Just wanted to add that Schweppes are the only company I can find that makes a tonic water that’s sugar free, but I can’t alway get it in public places, so you soda water is a game changer!
Lime is great in soda water too.
Whisky and this channel....my two new favorite things!
I had most of these symptoms since I my early teen years. I dont understand why checking glucose levels isn't part of yearly physical. I didn't find out until I was seriously ill with kidney disease. This post is excellent & everyone should see it.
Such a nice Video, as always! Had exactly the same experiences with alcohol the first time when I had to learn to live with Type 1, woke up in Hospital ketoacidotic one time, also woke up super low and sick another night. And I agree with You, dry wine is my choice nowadays if I want to have a drink, and if i go in a Bar or to a party, my favorite drink is the same as yours: Whiskey Coke Zero on ice. I like your Videos so much, and think they help so many people living a healthier and more uncomplicated Life. Thank you so much for everything!
Thank you for sharing your experiences with alcohol and for creating this video so vividly.
I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes 2 months ago and I'm in the process of changing my diet and that includes drinking alcohol.
*I had very high blood sugar I only managed to improve my health when I found a WONDERFUL treatment,❤❤ if you want to know about it, I left the video in the comment reply*
"DlSCOVER THE NEW DM2 TREATMENT" is the name of the video
@@JefinerLoupez-xx2lo
@@JefinerLoupez-xx2lo
I clicked on this video with the idea to ask you where you came from, and magically, you said that almost immediately. I speak different languages, and I was having difficulty placing your accent. Czechia is very beautiful.
Howdy Tom!👋🤓
Your title did get my attention! 😁
When I was in my twenties and early thirties, I drank mostly rum and Cokes and wine coolers ( mostly when I went clubbing). Then diabetes hit me like a ton of bricks....I was 32 at the time. I remained in denial for a few years after, and screwed up my body even more...😮. I'm now sixty years old and finally decided to change my diet to the Nutritarian way of eating. I've struggled with this disease for most of my life due to eating the worst diet....the American fast food and highly processed foods...🙁
I'm now on the slow road to reduce the pharmacy of drugs I'm on, nearly lost my eyesight ( was saved from that, due to my Retinologists' intervention), and having to retrain my taste buds to love natural foods.
I truly hope no one has to go through my experience...I've lost out on so much in my life. It's like starting all over again....enjoyed your content! "Cheers" 🍸🍷🍹☕🍵 😂🤗
Thank you for all of your experimentation with foods and drinks and how they impact Type 1 diabetics! I appreciate all that you do to help us be happier and healthier!
Denial, defiance, and depression are all powerful things, and I think we all go through them at one time or another when we live with diabetes. I've lived with the disease for almost 50 years, and can say that my behavior in college verged on suicidal...drinking and doing drugs were dangerous behaviors, and I'm lucky to have survived without complications. Like you, learning the effects of drinking took me time and testing, which was much easier since CGMs became available (they were not when I was in college).
I am a pre Type 2 diabetic and recently installed a Dexcom7 patch. I have seen high carb foods spike my blood to 340 mg/dl (if I can believe it). I find this video very useful as I need to find different foods that do not cause my blood sugar yo yo all over the place.
Breakfast was two hours ago and I chose eggs. My blood sugar spiked from 155 to 215, But now my blood sugar has crashed to 87. Not being a Type 1, I am not concerned but I don't understand the crash from 215.
Great video,thank you,I'm type 2 and an every day drinker of 1/2 litre of vodka with 1/2 a litre of sugar free orange squash,it helps me forget and sleep,(mental health issues),Im down from a litre of vodka a day😊I'm trying so hard to keep my levels below 12.0 .these kinda video's I find very educational and helpful,😊
If you're type 1 and want to drink the best choice, I've found, is light beer. For me the amount of carbs typically balanced the shutting off the glucose production of your liver as it works to take care of the liquor. I used to drink quite heavily in college and when i kept it to light beer my bloodsugars held just about steady and didn't drop too much during the night either. Might have helped that those were not sitting parties either, but dancing, walking around the area, etc. Mixed drinks with non-sugar soda (rum and diet, vodka and diet etc) could be tricky as my bloodsugar would drop too much later on.
But I'm with you on that looking back...not sure if I would drink quite as much as I did. Andrew Huberman's podcast on alcohol changed my life. I never knew how much alcohol messes up your body, and just as importantly, your BRAIN. I am an academic, and I can't help but wonder how much better I would be, how much stronger my memory would be, if I'd drank less (I did not really ever get blackout drunk, but did have a night or two a week that were really fun). It also just DECIMATES your gut and now I am spending a lot of time trying to fix those issues.
Our culture pushes alcohol so hard - every fun activity, even sports, is linked with drinking. I used to play ultimate frisbee, so even moreso there actually. But it is a LIE. You can totally have fun with out alcohol, and its unnecessary in most cases. When I first started cutting back this year I felt a little sad and like I would never enjoy things the way I did previously with a drink in hand, and people would not want to hang out with me anymore if we weren't drinking together. But over a few months of cutting back from 5-6 drinks a week to 2, to 1, to only on occasion, I've found I'm missing it less and less. I don't think there is anything wrong with people who choose the path to have a drink more than I do, but I just don't feel like I'm missing out any more and its stopped being at all difficult to sip on a water or something else with them instead of having a drink in hand. No one cares, neither do I, and my social life is proceeding as it was previously, but now I am healthier (and don't lose any time to hangovers either!). I am also encouraged by the increase in numbers of mocktails being served at many restaurants, so you can have a treat without the literal poison (albeit low-grade) in it. The prevalence of those also suggests that many others are choosing this path as well. So if you're thinking about it, I say go for it - give it a few months, allow yourself an occasional drink on special occasions, but overall pull back and just see how you feel - it will probably surprise you as it did me :)
Consider Allulose as a sugar substitute. It is pure, measures similar to sugar, and tastes closer to sugar than any sweetener I’ve tried. 😎
Agree!
Great video. When I developed type 1 the first doctor asked what do I drink on weekends and I said vodka/coke. He said you'd have to give that up. I was devastated then he continued, you need to switch to vodka/diet coke. Most times my blood sugar stays flat on a night out with that combo but sometimes it rockets. No rhyme nor reason why it reacts off the charts once in a while. It mostly stays flat with spirits. This video is great. Keep them coming. Thanks!
Hmmm👏👏👏❤❤❤
I love this Video.
I am 70years old Diabetic Mama.
I don't take alcohol but once a while i take unsweetened yogurt with or without dark chocolate.
I EXPERIENCED VERY LOW SUGAR LEVEL.
I was nearly gone.
Little in take of Sprite drink help a little before i landed in hospital.
My major problem now is "NEUROPATHY". My legs go NUMB. I am seriously worried. What do i do??
Grandma Olayinka from Nigeria.
What type of dark chocolate do you have?
Try to find out about carnivore diet or ketovore diet, also intermittent fasting.
@@dodyh657 reverse neuropathy by carnivore ? Do you actually new what you saying?
@@jurajsladkay2608 Yes... Neurophaty could be caused by longterm high blood sugar. Except, it is already too late.
In general, Doctors say no cure for diabetic patient. But, it is not true.
I fixed my knee OA and snoring problem by diet I mentioned. My sebboroic disorder also controlled. No more corticosteroid ointment to my skin.
Excellent presentation and easy to follow and understand the whats and whys . Thank you.
Thanks for your very informative and helpful video presentation. I have learned a great deal and will, going forward, exercise caution in my choice of drink.
This was great! Thank you so much for making this. I'm pre diabetic and have been working on cutting out sugar and carbs (but I'm not Keto). I still have them, but not as much as I used to. I love whiskey. Old Fashions are my favorite mixed drink. I now know I can ask for one without sugar and then add my own non sugar substitute. I appreciate your stories and glad you are figuring this out for yourself and sharing.
Bless u 4 sharing. So appreciated
I found your channel today and have already learned so much!
I have been Type 1 since 1996. I have been professionally brewing beer since 2009. There are many beers that have zero g of carbs. They also have calories from the alchol, but don't spike blood sugar. Beers like true Belgian saisons or wild fermented beers that are fermented dry. Same with traditional cider that is wild fermented also zero g of carbs. Drinking any alchol in heavy amounts will crash your blood sugar. Always in moderation and always with food. There is a reason late night kebab shops are busy for none diabetics! Also a reason why everyone feels better after a breakfast and glass of orange juice come morning 😂😂 Stay healthy and keep social as sitting worrying your life away is also not healthy for the head. Slanj A Va! ✌😎
These are great insights. Thank you so much for sharing! We should talk about creating a No Spike Brew for the Type One Talks crew:) Haha. Just kidding.
Great job.
I have enjoyed Vodka & Sprite Zero. The outcome has little influence on my blood sugars. Moderation is the key.
Thanks for keeping it real! Great video.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for all your information and being honest. This journey is very stressful, but your making it better through your knowledge
Great video & content, thanks a lot.
I don't have diabetes but I have been on a low carb diet and intermittent fasting for a year and a half. I like having an occasional drink after work and found this video very informative. My usual choices are either 2 fingers of whisk(e)y or a frozen rum and diet cola. I'm glad to find out that those are some of the better choices.
Type 2 diabetic here for the last 18 years…really heavy drinker over many decades and never had an issue. I’m sorry to hear that happened to you.
Type 2 diabetic here in 2012.
Completely reversed in 2014 and lost 4 stones too.
Carnivore/keto diet. I actually eat high fat, low carb, i.e. very low sugar. Just the opposite of what my doctor told me to eat.
I can go out once per week and have a few drinks but I've gone right off alcohol. It's like a habit or addiction that I've got bored with.
Good luck with yours.
The danger is that alcohol consumption and diabetes both put a huge strain on the liver; I've reduced my drinking from a bottle of red wine per day to one glass every 2-3 weeks, max, to give my liver a chance to recover.
I love what you do in your videos. I do not have diabetes, but I still think it's important to know about these things, even if it's just to understand what diabetics must consider. I have reactive hypoglycemia without diabetes (since I was a child, though it has gotten worse at times in the past few years, including two episodes of hypoglycemic shock), so in that sense, your videos are very useful to me. Thank you so much!
Fascinating! Thanks for sharing.
I've just met your video. I have type 2 diabetes (last year diagnosed). With a strict diet, lot of walk-run programme, my weight 110 kg to 78kg and my A1C amount dropped from 13% to 5.7% in 10 months. Now I'm very fine with it. I had my suspicions about using alcohol. Did I use it? Hell yea! actually, I just want you to to test Turkish Raki. (It has its own culture)
1) It has anice inside, no sugar and smell may not good for some people but,
2) you mostly dilute with water (normally 45 degrees with alcohol) and ice
3) As customs in my country, you should drink it with meal (specially dinner), fish & seafood is the best.
4) As eating and drinking goes together you can fiil soon. Best 3 glasses.
5) The most important thing is it has low carbs, no sugary cocktails known (may be new in some fancy bars). Just water, ice and a good meal. Have fun
6) By the way, don't drink alone! Best with friends, whatever they drink.
Rakida seker yükseltir diye düsünüyorum.Ama ne kadar yükseltir ben de merak ettim.Insaallah cevap yazan olur.
@@SivasSivas-yc1qj Rakı dahil bir çok alkollü içeçekte acılığı almak için zaten şeker konulur. Dolayısıyla kan şekeri bir miktar yükselir.
*I had very high blood sugar I only managed to improve my health when I found a WONDERFUL treatment,❤❤ if you want to know about it, I left the name in the comment reply*
"DlSCOVER THE NEW DM2 TREATMENT" is the name of the video
This was a well considered and "sober" presentation. I have DM2 and generally stick to dry red wines, and with dietary constraints and exercise my A1C levels have dropped from 50 to 36. mmol.
What about rum specially Captain Morgan that’s what I like to know
My favourite as well. It appears it's carb free after watching the video!
1 6 ounce glass.
2-3 corks of Capt Morgan
1-2 corks ACV (with mother).
Add diet coke as needed.
Purrfect!
T1D.
Thanks for sharing!
Type 2 diabetic here. I’ve seen many videos on RUclips but yours was one of the best. Good information, easy to follow. Thank you 🙏. I’m trying the whiskey and Diet Coke this weekend!!
Whiskey, dash of lime juice and soda..... Very refreshing.....diabetic for 20 years......👍👍👍
So what type of soda? Club soda? Cola? Sprite?
@@stevehildre5197 just plain aerated water..
You mean, being a alcoholic fot 20 years.
Poor slave of the bottle.
@@walterverbeeck6929 moron
If u don’t partake in alcohol that’s your business. If this person does it’s their business. My your own business and stay in your lane!!! @@walterverbeeck6929
Our son is type 1 and the endocrinologists said he should absolutely eat fresh fruits. BUT to be careful with the fruits as they do affect the BG differently. Berries are a big staple in our house but we measure with a scale to get a more accurate carb count and bolus a little more accurately.
I’m a doctor and type 2 diabetes for 24 years. I salute you for this video.
What type of doctor
@@sharinaross1865 retired care of elderly medicine
He's an Asshole Surgeon 😂😂@@sharinaross1865
Thanx for the video. I dont like Coke zero. I prefer whiskey+ice+soda Water. I tested with my glucose measurement device then I decided that whiskey is most better
I drink reds ale, Qingdao beer, hard cider, mixed drinks and none dry wine ,also soju and sake.
I buy my beer ( Pabst blue ribbon) 2 - 30 packs at a time, rarely do I drink less than 10 beers an evening, I eat a carnivore diet. I don't drink until 4:30 pm and go to bed between 1-2 am. don't know what my blood sugar is but I never get drunk as I have been doing this for 20+ years.
OMG, I found my drink twin! 🤩 Whiskey and diet coke has always been my alcoholic drink of choice!
Interesting to study the blood sugar effects of alcoholic beverages.
However, recent medical studies have shown that there is no safe level of consumption of alcohol (cancer, heart disease, brain and liver toxicity, etc.) so it's best to just not drink any alcohol.
Yeah. Like THATS gonna happen. 😖
Not my experience, moderate to lite beer and wine drinking I find is very healthy for me. Just water alone, it's ok, but not as healthy, I feel best with some quality lite beer sometimes. Sometimes better with water.
Fantastic video! I came to these conclusions after giving up beer a few years back, and moving almost exclusively to Vodka, lime juice and soda and red wine (Shiraz) and saw an almost instant improvement in HBa1c and general glucose levels. Your testing methodology is admirable and I hope you get many more followers, I have referred a few diabetic friends to your channel. Keep up the great work!
Best booze is no booze!
I love my martinis, vodka/diet coke, and hard seltzers. They've made my life a lot easier since switching off from beer.
Being a type 1 diabetic for over 30 years ,I agree with you 100% . I have had the same results from different alcoholic drinks . Rye whiskey and Diet Pepsi here . Thanks so much👍👍🐟🐟
Thank you for sharing and confirming I'm not the only one seeing these results:)
Sugar is a deadly poison for the human race and it's time we stopped subsidizing sugar growers and tax the hell out of them. Just like tobacco.
Nah, watch out for "diet" stuff
Wow! Thank you for the info! I was diagnosed Type II in 2022. I was devastated… I also LOVE alcohol! 😅 At current, I am doing a 90day sober challenge with my wife. Honestly, it’s not bad. (Week two) But this is great info! I am definitely a fan of spirits!
All in all. Great video!
Thank you for sharing the clip. Very much appreciated. 😊
As a physician, I’m impressed with your testing procedures. If you really want to get control over type 2, test this: drink a cup of mugwort tea mornings and evenings for 3 weeks and watch your glucose levels level, then stabilize. I’ve been getting successful results with type 2 patients for years using Mugwort leaf (Artemisia vulgaris) in this fashion, watching diet simultaneously, of course; like eating from the green bowl.
Really? What about the supplement Artemisia vulgaris. I have so much trouble drinking tea regularly.
Love your channel! I'm type 2 on keto... my favorite beer is Mich ultra w/2.5 carbs. I like to have about 2 beers a day. It doesn't seem to affect my glucose much if anything. One time it actually went lower.
Alcohol has nothing to offer to anybody, it’s poison
Disagree. And if it’s not for you, no need to watch. Move along.
@@truth-alwayswins Agreed! Some of the sanctimony in this chat is amazing.
I have a type 1 daughter 5 years old. That's why I follow your content, hopefully she steers clear of alcohol. So many of us have been programmed that we need to poison ourselves for dopamine hits and social acceptance.
Thank you very very much. I do not have blood sugar issues, and I do not want them. Americans all around me are destroying their health with bad diets and no acceptance of their responsibility for self care. You sir are one of the great content providers of the world. You share from the heart, to change a life you will never know. Godspeed!
I bet you’re not as healthy as you think you are.
Lemon juice and apple cider vinegar lower blood sugar so using either in a low sugar drink seems to be the best option. I do Vodka/club soda/lemon juice. Super light and gets the job done.
Your video is really challenging very informative & educational. I enjoy my shot of 'London Dry Gin' with couple of ice cubes, slice of lemon and Indian Tonic Water. (Ingredients in Tonic water are Carbonated Water, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Natural Quinine, Sweetener (Aspartame) I check my blood sugar levels when I have a small glass of Gin & Tonic and it shows between 5.8 and 6.9 mmol/l ; some times it may goes up to 7.2 mmol/l. The HbA1c test results are with in the range. However, I have Type#2 Diabetes for 30 years and controlling with tablets.Yes you are correct to say that Red Wine will show up high blood sugar levels. One advice is 'You are in control of your mind & body' Take care all ...... Thank you very much for taking your valuable time to do this RUclips video.
I used to wake up in the middle of the night with very low sugars but, ever since I got my Libre 2 I no longer have this problem. I set the low alarm to 75, I keep a bottle sugar pills, some fig newton cookies and some sugary granola next to my bed stand. Once the alarm goes off, I reach over and grab one or more of these, wolf it down and go back to sleep.
Such a great video and answered a lot of questions about what different alcohol drinks do to my blood sugar. Thank you for being the Guinea pig
I am Type 2 and wear a CGM. I have noticed that most wines (including sweeter dry wines like Riesling) don't impact my blood sugar. Straight hard liquors like whiskey similarly don't cause a glucose rise. My favorite mixed drinks that don't impact my blood sugar are bloody mary, traditional gin martinis, and rum & diet coke. My wife and I have even gone on a couple of cruises where I was able to drink basically as much as I wanted so long as I stayed hydrated and ate properly.
Great presentation. I'm subscribing!
Great Job!!! as a diabetic I have experienced basically the same exact things you have. I make sure that I check my blood sugar levels all the time. But I definitely will have a couple shots of tequila or whiskey Gin. And maybe a couple really low-carb beers
I love your show, you are very educated, and I learned a lot from listening to you and your experience, i have more confidence in you than my doctor because you are leaving Prof
Thank you. Now I know what kind of drinks and fruits are best for me.
Four days ago I just found out I was diagnosed diabetes and don’t know where to start. with a 386 two days ago I was 587 I just checked my self right now I’m at 354 I don’t have no one that has it diabetic so I’ve been watching your videos the past days
Very well done and logical presentation. My favorite drink is single malt scotch over ice, with only 2-3 ounces of scotch. One drink per day, at the end of the day with my wife of 57 years, sitting on our patio. I'm a 45 year type 1, and all my lab numbers are "incredibly good" according to my PCP and Endocrinologist. I love your show!
White rum and club soda is the best for diabetics.
Thx for the informative lecture. My Diabetic educator didn’t cover this.