
Continuous Glucose Monitors aren't just for diabetics anymore.
They provide real-time data on how your body reacts to specific foods, sleep, and stress.
For optimal metabolic health, your fasting glucose should sit between 72–85 mg/dL.
Anything above 90 mg/dL consistently is an early warning sign.
Spikes are normal, but they should be controlled.
Aim to keep your glucose under 110 mg/dL after meals, peaking at no more than 140 mg/dL.
The most crucial metric is Time In Range.
You want to be in the strict 70–110 mg/dL window for at least 90% of your day.
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