Should You Track Blood Sugar?

Right as Rain by UW Medicine·Sep 9

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There is discussion about the usefulness of tracking blood sugar levels for people who do not have diabetes. Some outlets are exploring the potential benefits and drawbacks of using glucose monitors for this purpose, while others are examining the role of wearable devices in blood sugar tracking. The value of monitoring blood sugar spikes in non-diabetic individuals is a topic of consideration.

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