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Example Book of Adjustments Entry for Physical Activity

By Gary Scheiner, MS, CDE Updated

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Consume carbs prior to these:

Kitchen clean-up: 10 g
Vacuuming: 15 g
Laundry: 20 g
If walking after meal: Reduce mealtime insulin 25%

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