Track Blood Sugar with This Device

11 Oct 2024 · 1 min
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A short YouTube monologue by Dr. Charles Mok recommending the use of a continuous glucose monitor (CGM). The speaker explains how to place and use the sensor (back of the arm; touch your phone to read it), notes it costs about $75 at Kroger and is a two-week device, and advises using it to identify foods that spike blood sugar — giving a personal example that a bagel causes a large spike and recommending eating bread with a meal. The sensor provides the last eight hours of recordings when scanned.

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$75 at Kroger.

On the back of the arm.

Two weeks.

The last eight hours.

Touch your phone to the sensor to read it.

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