Algorithm for calculating insulin needs

Great..Thanks @fer

@Fer very complete!Maybe too many data to assimilate in a single image, but curradisimo that yes.
One question: Somogyi's phenomenon is the same as the phenomenon of dawn?I have had to look for Google, because I had never heard it and I don't see it at all clear

@Gemater, it is not the same although the 2 end up in a sugar climb.
The effect of dawn is only produced at night, towards dawn, blood glucose values ​​are rising due to hormones (cortisol, acth, catecholamines ..) to help us awaken and the somogy effect, it is due to previous hypoglycemia (You have a drop and the body responds to the stimulus releasing cortisol and other hormones exaggeratedly), this can occur at any time of the day, not necessarily at night.
They are often confused because being asleep you can not notice hypoglycemia and you lift yourself high as for the effect of dawn.

@Gemater Although @gala has explained it great, you can complement the information reading the topics of the following links:

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According to Wikipedia ...

The phenomenon or effect of Somogy or Somogyi is the rebound effect produced by the administration of an insulin dose too high.It was discovered by Michael Somogyi.

The organism, to try to counteract the hypoglycemia caused by the high dose of insulin, secret counter -regulatory hormones (epinephrine, acth, glucagon and somatotropin), which stimulates lipolysis, gluconeogenesis and glucogenolysis and increase serum glucose levels.

It usually happens in diabetic patients who receive a night dose of insulin, usually insulin NPH, so that in the maximum action hours of it there is a hypoglycemia that triggers this effect - a hyperglycemia and morning ketosis - which, which, which, whichIn turn, it can be misunderstood as a result of an insufficient dose of night insulin.

@fer @gala, I am clear!Thank you very much to both

For me the scheme is indecipherable ... but it is interesting the level that you have some ... Thank you all, for the information and for the comments that make me laugh and take this with humor, it is clear that I have a lot to learn to learn

And for the mixed insulin that is what I wear?

@Xavi, I don't know if you are happy with that insulin .., he is very slave and does not give you freedom for anything ..