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Glycemic response to a pizza meal illustrated on a line graph (DexCom Data Manager 2 Software). Glycemic response to a pizza meal illustrated on a line graph (DexCom Data Manager 2 Software). At 8:00 p.m., the patient began eating three slices of cheese, chicken, and garlic pizza at the time of the insulin injection. Peak glucose occurred 3.5 hours later, and a correction bolus was given. Full recovery from postprandial hyperglycemia occurred 5.5 hours after start of the meal. (Courtesy of DexCom)‏ Janine Freeman, and Lynne Lyons Diabetes Spectr 2008;21:134-137 ©2008 by American Diabetes Association