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self-monitoring

  1. J

    Type 1 diabetics wanted! Short survey on the effects of different glucose monitoring systems.

    Hello everyone, I am a fellow Type 1 Diabetic and I am looking for other Type 1 Diabetics to take part in a short 10 minute survey. I have decided to focus my final year project on the differences in psychological well-being and quality of life in Type 1 diabetics depending on which monitoring...
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  2. @Fractis

    Type 2 & CGM (Continuous Gloucose Monitoring)

    Hi guys, Can I ask if there are any people with T2 who either use CGM or would be interested in doing so? Happy to have a more detailed discussion about this, but before this can I get a quick show of hands? Thanks, Bob
  3. Ralph-YK

    First set of readings, self testing

    I only starting properly last night, however I have a couple of practice goes before that. Monday night (at the Diabetic Support Group): 6.6 Tuesday afternoon, two hours after eating: 6.5 Tuesday tea, pre eathing: 6.4 Tuesday tea, post eathing, 2 hr: 6.8 (? not much difference) Tuesday bedtime...
  4. Northerner

    Blood sugar levels in response to foods are highly individual

    Just wanted to post this here in case some of you missed it in the News section: Which is more likely to raise blood sugar levels: sushi or ice cream? According to a Weizmann Institute of Science study reported in the November 19 issue of the journal Cell, the answer varies from one person to...
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