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Can a High HbA1c Be a False Alarm? Understanding Individual Variations

Can a High HbA1c Be a False Alarm? Understanding Individual Variations Introduction HbA1c is widely used as a gold standard for diagnosing and monitoring diabetes. However, many people are surprised to learn that a high HbA1c may not always indicate a true problem with blood sugar control. Individual variations in metabolism, red blood cell lifespan,

Do Standard Diabetes Tests Overlook Key Metabolic Health Markers?

Do Standard Diabetes Tests Overlook Key Metabolic Health Markers? 🔍 The Limitations of Standard Diabetes Tests When diagnosing diabetes, conventional medicine primarily relies on fasting blood sugar (FBS), postprandial blood sugar (PPBS), and hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c). These tests are widely used, but do they truly capture the full picture of metabolic health? The reality is

The Business of CGMs: Are They Designed for Health or Profit?

The Business of CGMs: Are They Designed for Health or Profit? Introduction Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) have gained widespread popularity, often marketed as a revolutionary tool for diabetes management. These devices promise real-time blood sugar tracking, better control, and improved health outcomes. But beneath the surface, is the CGM industry truly about patient health—or is

The CGM Myth: Are You Really Fixing Diabetes or Just Watching Numbers?

The CGM Myth: Are You Really Fixing Diabetes or Just Watching Numbers? Introduction Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) are marketed as the ultimate tool for diabetes control. The idea is simple: track your blood sugar 24/7, adjust your diet and medications accordingly, and stay “in control.” But does tracking numbers actually heal diabetes? The truth is,

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