? Pmps 211 +3 50

Nope...long term diabetics don't get reductions until they drop below 50 three times or below 40 once.
Its so nerve wracking to have him soo low this early in the cycle :(. Also can you give me your opinion on why he seems to be bouncing more on 1.50 rather then 1.75 where he had really nice numbers but too many below 50s? Thanks​
 
He is probably clearing a bounce and the added momentum will sometimes cause numbers to go down faster and earlier and steeper.

I think you're doing everything to try to stop these dives: feeding at +2, testing, etc. Maybe he needs a heartier/more/higher carb (not HC - just higher carb % but still LC) PS meal. It's all about experimenting at this point. Although, someone with more experience might advise differently.

But when kitties bounce, they bounce. I have a serial bouncer and your SS looks very similar to how Ming was in the beginning. You just need to keep trucking. I always asked why but often there is no why. It's just cats being cats.
 
He is probably clearing a bounce and the added momentum will sometimes cause numbers to go down faster and earlier and steeper.

I think you're doing everything to try to stop these dives: feeding at +2, testing, etc. Maybe he needs a heartier/more/higher carb (not HC - just higher carb % but still LC) PS meal. It's all about experimenting at this point. Although, someone with more experience might advise differently.

But when kitties bounce, they bounce. I have a serial bouncer and your SS looks very similar to how Ming was in the beginning. You just need to keep trucking. I always asked why but often there is no why. It's just cats being cats.
Haha yes they like to keep us on our toes . Right now my main focus is finding a food low in phosphorus and the ones ive found are around 4-5% carb so ill be sticking with those because it is hard to find under 10 carbs but under 200 of phosphorus. Just switched to Weruva :)
 
Looks like this bounce was bigger due to that fast drop on 1/30. Often , they will bounce harder from a fast steep drop than a lower number.

Keep on experimenting with feeding the curve to help minimize those drops.
 
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