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Agreed. Working on it
Do you develop sensors?
We do but we’re currently using an Abbott sensor
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I used the system I built with my team for real time health data tracking that includes data from a continuous glucose sensor, Apple Health data (sleep, activity, heart rate, etc), urinalysis feature within Basis for the majority of this. The only data that wasn’t acquired via Basis was the blood panel.
so we were wondering which "continuous glucose sensor" and how you were able to extract the data from it.
We’re developing our own but currently using an Abbott sensor.
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so we were wondering which "continuous glucose sensor" and how you were able to extract the data from it.
We’re developing our own but currently using an Abbott sensor.
ah. ok thanks it would great if you could post more info on your own sensor !
much appreciated, thanks !
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> don't eat like an asshole Man, it feels like you're taking a shot at me. I've averaged my 10k steps a day for almost a year now (actually averaged close to 11k in 2020 on a whole,but didn't get consistent until mid-March), and, while I have lost weight, I just can't get my diet under control. It's quite frustrating, honestly, and stems form my lack of desire to meal prep.
You don't have to meal prep per se, but I find having a plan helps. Buying and preparing food when you're hungry will make you eat more of the wrong stuff than if you had a plan. I also found that by basically tripling my intake of vegetables helps a lot with feeling satiated. No one ever got fat because they ate too much broccoli, lettuce, and spinach.
> No one ever got fat because they ate too much broccoli, lettuce, and spinach.
Challenge accepted.