Normal Sugar Blood Level and Diabetes Charts

First, I want you to understand that " normal sugar blood level " stands for "normal blood sugar level". Actually, the medical terms are always confounding.

Anyway, you should always obtain normal levels in each of diabetes tests: whole sugar blood level test and A1c test in order to be healthy, and of course to well-control your diabetes.

  • The first test (whole blood sugar ) you may perform by yourself. In case you get high figures, start the strategies of beating diabetes naturally (which has no side effects compared to drug therapy).

But the second one ( A1c test ) is more specific and need medical approach.

All the blood sugar level figures are expressed in mg/dl ( for American bg system) and in mmol/l ( international bg system). To learn how to convert mmol/l in mg/dl, click here .

  • In fasting blood sugar test , glucose levels of 100 to 125 mg/dl are considered as pre-diabetes; while levels of 126 mg/dl and above suggest the possibility of having type 1 or 2 diabetes.

How to interpret the results of the tests?

  • First of all, in the whole sugar blood level test, the normal results you should look for vary from 80 to 100 mg/dl.

You can perform the simple sugar test anywhere and anytime during the day.

The sugar levels 200mg/dl and above are considered high. If the figures vary from 100 to 199 mg/dl; then most probably you may have pre-diabetes.

Meanwhile, when you get blood sugar levels higher than 200 mg/dl, you may have type 1 or 2 diabetes. You should repeat your blood glucose tests to confirm the diagnose.

Blood sugar levelType of diabetes
80-100 mg/dl
Normal
100 -199 mg/dl
Pre- diabetes
>200 mg/dl
Type 1 or 2 diabetes
Click here to learn how to convert mg/dl to mmol/l.

Blood sugar levelType of diabetes
80-100 mg/dl
Normal
100 -125 mg/dl
Pre- diabetes
>126 mg/dl
Type 1 or 2 diabetes
Click here to learn how to convert mg/dl to mmol/l.

  • But in oral-glucose-tolerance-test, normal sugar blood level is 140 mg/dl and below; while pre-diabetes is suggested for levels from 140 to 199 mg/dl; and type 1 or 2 diabetes for 200 mg/dl and above blood sugar levels one or two hours after the test.

Blood sugar levelType of diabetes
<140 mg/dl
Normal
140 -199 mg/dl
Pre- diabetes
>200 mg/dl
Type 1 or 2 diabetes
Click here to learn how to convert mg/dl to mmol/l.

  • Then, in A1c test, your normal blood sugar level is expressed in percentage: 4 to 6 percent. A1c levels of more than 7 percent show a bad management of your diabetes, and need for future changes.

Blood sugar levelType of diabetes
4-6 %
Good
> 7 %
Bad (need further changes)

As you may see from the diabetes charts above, only a good control of diabetes can keep your sugar blood level at an optimum (or average) and steady (near normal) range .

Overall, here's how your figures should look like (as in the following diabetes chart):

Type of testNormal Blood glucose levelAcceptable blood glucose level
Before meal
80 – 100 mg/dl
Till 120 mg/dl
Two hours after meal
Less than 140 mg/dl
Less than 140 mg/dl
At bedtime
Around 100 mg/dl
Around 150 mg/dl
Click here to know how to convert mg/dl to mmol/l.

Here you have some simple steps of beating diabetes naturally:

    1 - First make your own decision to change and control diabetes, then start your diabetes management strategies.

    2 - Once you made the decision, start making some changes in your lifestyle habits.

    3 - Follow the right dietary strategy (with right foods and diet).

    4 - Consider some

    natural remedies for diabetes . A good control of blood sugar can be taken even when using the extracts of some special herbs.

    5 - If (1 - 4 ) fail, it's a must to start the drug therapy (but consider side effects ).

Related topics:

  • Understand the test of measuring Diabetes Blood Sugar Levels.

  • What's the range of Children Blood Sugar Level?

  • Recognize Dangerous Blood Sugar Levels.

  • Here's your Beating Diabetes Naturally checklist .

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