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Unlikely I’d expect since you are not eligible for the blood glucose sensor side of Zoe if you have diabetes.
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Welcome to the forum @Tim byrne
There have been a few threads about it, and it doesn’t seem to appeal to some folks here - as an example:
forum.diabetes.org.uk
I think there is a concern that people (especially those without diabetes) can get unduly worried by relatively modest and natural blood glucose variations after food.
There have been a few threads about it, and it doesn’t seem to appeal to some folks here - as an example:
Zoe recommending libre for non diabetics
Blood sugar monitors are unnecessary for people without diabetes and could, in extreme cases, fuel eating disorders, leading doctors have warned. They are part of a personalised diet trend, promoted on social media and spearheaded by companies including ZOE. But NHS national diabetes advisor...
forum.diabetes.org.uk
I think there is a concern that people (especially those without diabetes) can get unduly worried by relatively modest and natural blood glucose variations after food.
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