"Waking Up Low? Here Is Why"

Why Do Night-Time Hypos Happen on Insulin?T1D & T2D Explained Simply

Night-time hypoglycaemia is one of the most frightening experiences for people living with diabetes.

In this video, I explain why night-time hypos happen in people living with Type 1 diabetes on basal-bolus insulin and Type 2 diabetes using insulin, in a simple, clear, and non-judgemental way.

I covered:
Basal insulin and night-time lows
Bolus insulin overlap
Skipped meals and low-carb dinners
Exercise-related hypos
Alcohol and delayed hypoglycaemia
Lifestyle changes and insulin sensitivity

Whether you wake up low, feel shaky at night, or notice overnight drops on your CGM, this video will help you understand what’s happening and why.

Education saves lives. Understanding insulin saves sleep.

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