Diurnal glycemic pattern on inclusion of sucrose in daily meals in type 2 diabetes: Reflection of antecedent glycemic control

Background: Inclusion of sucrose in diabetic diets is not recommended subjects with diabetes since effects such on glycemic indices are established. Some studies have documented lapse metabolic control consumption these type 2 diabetes. However, most examined plasma glucose only for a few hours after ingestion single meal containing an overnight fast whereas others increasing insulin dose prior to the meal. None influence inclusion daily meals new onset at diagnosis and again achieving desirable control. Objective : Study was conducted assess responses all constituting 50% carbohydrate calories. Methods: 12 participated. They were administered following isocaloric 4 days each control; Diet 1- Diabetic diet by American Diabetes Association (ADA), 2- test sucrose, 3- ADA diet. Glycemic assessed diurnal glycemia (average pre-prandial, postprandial bedtime blood glucose), fasting glucose, HbA1c fructosamine 4th day dietary period. Results: All deteriorated initiation treatment remained worsened return improved markedly Moreover, unaltered attaining maintaining Conclusion: Diurnal deteriorate uncontrolled In contrast, pattern