Question: A college gymnast that
is under your care has type 1 diabetes. She has insulin that she
takes on …
A college gymnast that
is under your care has type 1 diabetes. She has insulin that she
takes on a regular basis. She comes to you saying that lately,
about 2 hours after practice she feels as if she becomes
hypoglycemic, or at least exhibits some of the signs and symptoms
of hypoglycemia. What two main factors impact glucose levels? What
is the definition of “peak insulin time” and how can it impact
performance? What can be done to help this athlete (both initially
and over time)?
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