In the late afternoon, my blood sugar started to dip, and I began feeling those early signs of hypoglycemia (a bit of restlessness and some finger tremors). Fortunately, I acted fast and popped some Ramune candies, which saved me from a major crash. With the hot summer months ahead, melting snacks in my bag is always a worry, but Ramune is melt-proof and super easy to carry around. I was so relieved to see that my blood sugar rose gradually and leveled off beautifully—a truly ideal recovery!
【Quick Summary】
- Just after 4:30 PM, my blood sugar dropped to 74 mg/dL, triggering my first warning signs of a low.
- Eating three large Morinaga Ramune candies resulted in a gentle rise of about 37 mg/dL.
- My blood sugar peaked beautifully at around 111 mg/dL just after 5:00 PM, followed by a very smooth and gradual decline.
[My Data After Eating Ramune]
- Around 16:30, you can clearly see the graph line dipping right down to 74 mg/dL, barely hugging the green dotted line.
- After eating three Ramune candies around 16:50, the graph curves upward beautifully, forming a gentle, steady slope.
- Without any sharp spikes, it settled back nicely into the stable 80s mg/dL range by 17:30.
⚠️ Important Disclaimer
The blood sugar data and graphs shared in this post are purely personal records and reflections, and are not intended to recommend or guarantee any specific medical treatment, diet, or diagnosis. Blood sugar responses and fluctuations vary greatly from person to person. If you are currently undergoing medical treatment or dietary restrictions, please consult your physician or a registered dietitian regarding your health. The author of this blog assumes no responsibility for any actions taken based on the information provided here.
The blood sugar data and graphs shared in this post are purely personal records and reflections, and are not intended to recommend or guarantee any specific medical treatment, diet, or diagnosis. Blood sugar responses and fluctuations vary greatly from person to person. If you are currently undergoing medical treatment or dietary restrictions, please consult your physician or a registered dietitian regarding your health. The author of this blog assumes no responsibility for any actions taken based on the information provided here.
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