What is The Pinch Method For Diabetes

This will let you know if what you ate was enough to stabilize your glucose levels or if more insulin needs to be used.

You Will Need

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Make sure your blood glucose levels are in good range and your medicines are not influencing your readings.

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Sugar levels based on when you ate last and how much was consumed even if that meal was just hours ago.

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It tells how well your body handles sugar in your blood in both diabetes types.

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What is The Pinch Method For Diabetes

What is The Pinch Method For Diabetes

This will let you know if what you ate was enough to stabilize your glucose levels or if more insulin needs to be used.

Why Pinching Method?

Why Pinching Method?

You Will Need

You Will Need

One clean dropper

One clear medicine cup

One Teaspoon Of Sugar Or Honey

Make sure your blood glucose levels are in good range and your medicines are not influencing your readings.

Sugar levels based on when you ate last and how much was consumed even if that meal was just hours ago.

Sugar levels based on when you ate last and how much was consumed even if that meal was just hours ago.

How It Works?

How It Works?

It tells how well your body handles sugar in your blood in both diabetes types.

Conclusion

Conclusion