What are the 2-hour post eating blood sugar levels for non-diabetics?

I’m trying to find out what the target level for a non-diabetic person is 2 hrs after eating.

I’m type 2 and 2 hrs after lunch (about 40 carbs), my level is 125. I just read something that said that at no point should anyone’s level be over 100. This doesn’t make sense to me. It seems impossible.

So, I’m wondering what the non-diabetic would normal score 2 hrs after eating.

I believe that anything over around 140-145 2 hours after eating is considered a diabetic range. Normal range fasting is (depending on place) 70-100. Some places say 70-110. So I would say, for you being type II that 125 after eating is a good range. As long as you stick to your diet and monitor intake, you seem to be on a good path to control! Best of health!

3 Responses to “What are the 2-hour post eating blood sugar levels for non-diabetics?”

  • southern girl:

    No higher than that. Ignore the thing about never over 100. its normal for it to go up after eating, something would be very wrong if it didnt
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  • Christine M:

    Anything under 140 is fine after eating a meal. You would have to starve yourself to keep it under 100. That makes no sense. A fasting blood sugar in the AM is usually around 70. To eat and it be under 100 is absurd.
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  • susanlpn2004:

    I believe that anything over around 140-145 2 hours after eating is considered a diabetic range. Normal range fasting is (depending on place) 70-100. Some places say 70-110. So I would say, for you being type II that 125 after eating is a good range. As long as you stick to your diet and monitor intake, you seem to be on a good path to control! Best of health!
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    Nurse

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