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How to Bring BLOOD SUGAR DOWN quickly. SUGARMD

In this video, Dr. Ergin (SugarMD) talks about how to bring blood sugar down quickly. Every type II diabetic and type I diabetic patient wants to lower blood sugar down fast because it is anxiety-provoking when blood sugars remain high.
Dr. Ergin talks about the best diabetic diet as well as the best diabetic medications and exercises for diabetes to bring the blood sugar down quickly.

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𝐒𝐈𝐆𝐍 𝐔𝐏 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐅𝐀𝐂𝐄𝐁𝐎𝐎𝐊 𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐏𝐎𝐑𝐓 𝐆𝐑𝐎𝐔𝐏𝐒 𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄:

When blood sugar is high, a lot of people will experience diabetic symptoms. Sometimes diabetic diet may not be enough to bring the blood sugar down. Then diabetic medications may need to be used. Dr. Ergin recommends using medications aggressively in the beginning and starting the pool the diabetic medications back as blood sugar improves in type 2 diabetes as well as type 1 diabetes.

After watching this video you will understand how to beat diabetes and take control of your diabetes again.

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Regardless of your diabetes type (type 2 diabetes or type 1 diabetes), you will find plenty of diabetes control tips in the SugarMD channel by Dr. Ergin. We have a lot of content around foods to eat when you have diabetes, diabetic recipes, exercise videos, diabetic supplements, herbs, natural remedies, regular medications, and more. We talk about normal blood sugar levels, how to keep blood sugar as close to normal as possible without sacrificing your entire diet. How to make a diabetic diet more enjoyable while creating a diabetic meal plan. And, most of all we support and help each other learn and stay strong against this ugly chronic disease.
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𝐀𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐓 𝐃𝐑. 𝐄𝐑𝐆𝐈𝐍:

Ahmet Ergin, MD, FACE, CDCES, ECNU Endocrinologist, Diabetes Educator www.SugarMDs.com Ahmet Ergin, MD, is a specialist physician in endocrinology, diabetes, and metabolism. He is interested in preventive cardiology as well. He has been practicing for over 10 years, having seen over 30,000 patients in his career so far. He speaks science and is proud to educate his patients with real data rather than hearsay. To become a patient please call 772 398 7814. You have to be a Florida Resident to be a patient. Thank you!

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68 comments

    1. Peace

      Look for a new doctor. You’re doing great. I have to do the same – lower my blood sugar. Wasn’t serious. Must be now. I hope to lower it in 3 months. Looking into foods that support pancreas.

    2. AM devotional with James

      Your endocrinologist is losing $$$$. That is why practitioners don’t like people taking their health into their own hands. My doctor did the same thing when my fasting sugar was 91. He started screaming about my cholesterol. Jerks who are in it for the $$$ will always lose.

    1. SugarMD

      Unfortunately that is very true. A lot of people are underserved. My only problem with those people on the YouTube who are not real doctors are giving advice based on their own experiences can be harmful in certain cases. It is like everyone can give advise about your car but you still run by a mechanic right? You have to take their word with caution. I don’t mind you guys asking me when you hear something from somewhere else. I’m here to help you.

    1. Fright F0000

      No, you eat less high fructose/sugar foods and replace with high calorie healthy foods.

      Becausseee, You Need to Maintain calories to the recommended amount but not spike insulin. How to do this… Cut Out Sugary foods, starches.

    2. Schön

      Right. I get frustrated when someone claims that counting calories is unnecessary. Macros ALWAYS matter. The human body requires surprisingly small amounts of energy to function properly. However, it’s paramount that the energy it gets is of the utmost quality. Unfortunately, we’ve been conditioned to think quite the opposite in terms of quantity and quality.

  1. Nona Bardin

    My A1C is at 6.3. I can’t afford test strips for daily testing! My doctor gave me a glucose meter with 15 strips. My blood sugar was usually high (125 after fasting). I stopped rice, red meat, limited potatoes (!!!!), and only have a few sips of Coke (for the caffeine headaches) daily. I WAS drinking ONLY Coke . . . ALL DAY!!! I now have the few sips of coke in the am and drink ONLY water!!! With those 15 free test strips, my blood sugar has been as low as 108 AFTER EATING!!!! YAY!! Can’t really do much walking as I had a hip transplant and it’s still healing! I think the change in diet and drinking mostly water all day is working!!! I’ll have A1C checked again in April! Wish me luck!!!! SO GLAD I HAVE NO SWEET TOOTH SO NO SUGARY FOODS AT ALL!

    1. Saravanan Arnasalam

      @Teresa i been weigth loss , been 3 years but my strength still thre ….can climb 30m up n down for my job done n sometimes skip my breakfast ….its cool 😁

    2. Saravanan Arnasalam

      ma’am get up n get going , thts not a wall u cant break through ….if hard u push until it become peices , or use sledgehammer break the two wall (over think , n stress) ….soon u wil be fine lke everyone….enjoy ur life

  2. metallmad77

    2 words, intermittent fasting people, I’ve been type 2 diabetic since 5 years and now I’m off meds, my last test was 4.9, lost 25 pounds, and solved many diabetic complications to me, there’s no harm if you try

  3. Leona Denny

    This was very informational for me. I’m too having a tough time lowering my blood sugar. I have been exercising, walking and trying to cut carbs. At times I get that munchie-craving and want to snack. But, I have lost some weight. But my blood sugar seems to stay at 200-250. And the bad thing, I think it could be is my Anxiety. I get anxiety and it does play some major role in my blood sugar. I just started insulin the last week of December, but I haven’t seen any changes yet, yes, I’m on medication too. Metformin, Januvia and lisinopril and Atorvastatin.

    1. Drio 1

      Leno Denny.
      sound like you have a severe B1 deficiency,try taking a fat soluble form called benfotiamine. It crosses the blood brain barrier and protects you from the damages of High blood sugar.A diabetic excrete 25x more than a non diabetic.Take nutritional yeast to keep your B vit in balance.OF course intermittent fasting would help tremendously.

    2. David Ben

      Dear Leno; im also havinfg a similar situation. try reducing on your carb intake. you could choose to eat multiple meals of smaller quantity. but i think anxiety is playing a role too.

  4. Kat Horne

    I was diagnosed Type 1 about 2.5 years ago and am insulin sensitive. I cut out sugar completely and reduced my carbs to 20g/day of healthy carbs. I dropped about 25 lbs and need very little insulin now. I feel so much better eating this way. 🙏

  5. Rafiur Ridom

    I am currently 13 years old. I went to the doctors today and they said that if I keep eating foods that have sugar, I have a really high chance of getting diabetes. My dad has them and my mom does not and my mom always warns me not to eat to much sugar and ill try that. Just know by reading this if any of your parents have diabetes and your a child or a grown up thats not 30 or older yet, please start eating healthy and avoid foods that have sugar in them.

    1. idk what to come up with

      same with me, but I have a lot of trouble not eating sugar, but I think if I don’t eat as many snacks throughout the day, drink a whole lot more water, and exercise more often, I could bring my blood sugar down, and feel much more better in general

    1. ItsQueendom

      This gives me hope my a1c is 12 🥴 I do have sweets cravings minimal workout but I don’t eat bad foods lots of raw juicing salads fish then boom a cookie the sweets cravings will wake me up middle of the night it controls me it’s so hard I need help

  6. Justin Case

    Question: Some doctors claim that the real cause of type 2 diabetes is in the gut, citing that after patients have gastric bypass surgery, their diabetes is reversed almost immediately. What are your feelings about the gut/diabetes connection, if there is one?
    Thanks much.👍

    1. Jenn The Liberty Lion

      There is some truth to that i guess.

      I had lowered my A1C to about 4.5 but i was still overweight. I had bypass and lost the weight. I do a keto died but had drano some wine over a vacation and immediately my A1c went back up to 6.0 and i gained about 8 lbs. so now, no more alcohol, no medication, and ill continue with keto. We will see what happens.

      Also, I’ve known people who had the surgery and continued eating sugar foods and never lost weight.

  7. Sandra McBride

    I have been in control of my sugar and losing 10 pounds so proud until today I wasn’t feeling well and I checked my sugar and it was 185. I went to urgent care and found that I had an upper respiratory infection. I was given prednisone and when I got home my sugar was 388 I took Berber one and its coming down slow last check it was 267. My question is does an infection make your sugar go crazy because I was like 119 to 130 nearly every day?

    1. Nora Zelaya

      Yes, sickness, stress, poor sleep, emotional sickness can alter your blood glucose and also the steroid medication. There is diabetes called drug-induced diabetes, which mainly is because of steroid medications.

  8. plato socrates

    I didn’t find cutting carbs out too difficult. I now eat one meal a day, usually fish and green vegetables. I also follow this with blueberries and heavy cream. My weight has plummeted, and I’m pretty sure I can keep the present diet forever.

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