Proteins

Yes how clams shrimp etc or chicken breasts Lomo etc.Grilled accompanied a garrison of vegetables.Example

100g of animal protein

150g of vegetable proteins (without HC)

It would not be a rapid insulin dose

Only the basal, it is not so.

Surely a fast unit do you need.Proteins and vegetables also rise.
For that meal my daughter 2 units is put on and, if you also eat fruit, 3 would be put 3.
But you will have to try if you need it.

Test and error.There is no other.
I, like that for dinner, maybe I put a unit.If you take it in food, even without fast insulin, it would fall into hypoglycemia.
You have to identify your daily patterns and adapt what you eat to them.The body reacts very different from the same food according to the time of day.
My advice is that before that menu you do not get fast and observe what happens at two hours.

I would get something if at least 2-3 units to cut what they upload

In my case I could 2 units, but during the first year I did not need insulin for that meal.
Do not wear and if you see that it rises above 150 and the sensor arrow tells you that it will continue to climb, put 1 units, better to be conservative than to go to hypoglycemia.

I wouldn't put anything quickly.
As they tell you, see.

strange67 said:
yes how clams claw etc or chicken breasts loin etc.Grilled accompanied a garrison of vegetables.Example

100g of animal protein

150g of vegetable proteins (without HC)

It would not be a rapid insulin dose

Only the basal, it is not so.

Fat / protein unit, UGP.From certain amounts and of certain type they have an impact at the glycemic level but you will see it reflected at 3-4h of the intake.