I am very new to tracking my blood sugar, and I am confused about something. When I spend several hours outside in the heat working in the garden or working with my horses, I can get weak or lose my stamina even if I drink fluids or eat a protein snack. When I go in and check my blood sugar, it is usually high (for me) about 135-145. How can I continue to do the outdoor activities I love without it negatively affecting my blood sugar?
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