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Discussions highlight the substantial concern regarding common dietary items such as cornflakes and milk, with multiple posts emphasizing alarming findings like severe post-meal glucose spikes in individuals previously considered healthy. Phrases like 'potential health risks' and 'alarming patterns' underscore the serious implications of these findings, contributing to a tone of urgency and importance as users call for awareness and personalized dietary approaches.
The majority of discussions reflect a consensus on the significance of the publication's findings about glucose dysregulation.
Participants express a high level of curiosity and intrigue about the study, indicating that the topic resonates well within the community.
Many users delve deeply into the implications of glucotypes, discussing specific dietary recommendations and personal experiences with continuous glucose monitoring.
There is a widely shared belief that the findings of the study could greatly influence dietary practices and personal health monitoring.
This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awareness of ubiquitous glucose dysregulation. https://t.co/qVWScrpC3c https://t.co/ISIErg75v2
Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed out, there's uncertainty what to do with the finding. Common: https://t.co/Q6DkcvdagK @PLOSBiology My results here https://t.co/E3BSXfYCA3
Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead: eggs, greek yogurt, meat, cheese or fasting are all superior. https://t.co/JM5maaD1y7 https://t.co/Alnc02yE2q
With wider CGM use, hyperglycemic response to high carbohydrate meals becomes impossible to ignore. Occurs even in patients without diabetes & response to specific meals varies. e.g. https://t.co/6W7nX3pzBh https://t.co/5Bhe9iM5hz
¿Hubo trabajos posteriores que confirmaron los hallazgos? SI, el trabajo de Kraft fue REPRODUCIBLE https://t.co/UKwcfOmk3b o https://t.co/H0kEMIxCOh
A related paper: "Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation" https://t.co/ucCvOgKc0q A lesson from studies using continuous glucose monitors: "People differ massively"! And if/when we get continuous insulin monitors, we can be sure that this apply to insulin: https://t.co/hErfUS7ci0
This video explores the importance of understanding glucose spikes and crashes and how they affect your mood and productivity. We examine the impact of carbohydrate consumption on mood, challenging the notion of a…
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@KetoCarnivore What's considered "healthy" and "normal food" present day is oftentimes neither. https://t.co/hZKbbZtebb And "benign" doesn't change reality in which every glucose molecule above GNG is a nail to the coffin of aging. Zero benefit, all harm. I'll stick to SatFats for fuel.
RT @thelowcarb_rd: Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead:…
RT @thelowcarb_rd: Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead:…
RT @thelowcarb_rd: Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead:…
RT @thelowcarb_rd: Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead:…
RT @thelowcarb_rd: Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead:…
RT @thelowcarb_rd: Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead:…
RT @thelowcarb_rd: Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead:…
RT @thelowcarb_rd: Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead:…
RT @thelowcarb_rd: Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead:…
Eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars even in some people without diabetes. Instead: eggs, greek yogurt, meat, cheese or fasting are all superior. https://t.co/JM5maaD1y7 https://t.co/Alnc02yE2q
Even in some non-diabetic people, eating cornflakes + milk for breakfast causes severe high blood sugars. Instead: eggs, greek yogurt, meat, cheese or fasting are all superior. https://t.co/JM5maaD1y7 https://t.co/gdhAinvKmC
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@Karin_Pihl @kichauteh -->i ämnet: "The interindividual variability in glycemic responses to standardized meals also highlights the personal nature of glucose regulation." https://t.co/zn4FcboUSP
@Scintigraphiste @healbuddha Il me semble que cette étude en fait état : https://t.co/KlSSCMxtcz
@MichaelAlbertMD Have always been a fan of this paper: https://t.co/6slsZcxuGt
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
@dmoney29 @babadsb @KrehbielAuthor @ifixhearts As per the initial tweet, wear a CGM a see what the data shows for your physiology, response varies in people: https://t.co/56lIWV1GKN Also, the timing of macronutrients has a role in postprandial glucose response https://t.co/vZE401TjdH
Where exactly does one cross the line and become a diabetic? When does stroke risk start building up? How much control do you have over it? Continuous glucose monitoring has been adding valuable info to the literature. https://t.co/aCpb434c6I https://t.co/8bURalqXe9
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
RT @balajis: This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awarenes…
This is part of why @Levels and @UltrahumanHQ are important. Ubiquitous continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) will raise awareness of ubiquitous glucose dysregulation. https://t.co/qVWScrpC3c https://t.co/ISIErg75v2
@MedCrisis In response to your questions here’s the evidence we had looked at before-hand to sense check Jessie Inchauspé's claims. “Where is the evidence that non-diabetics should be tracking their glucose?” https://t.co/FDkHmi4iwI https://t.co/1quF8foAtB ….
@purrplepumpkinn @stopdeboosting @denise_dewald https://t.co/L2Q8krLV57
@susanvbm My unscientific brain thinks there’s gotta be something sorta in the same vein as glucotypes but interstitial fluid types https://t.co/wfow1kbP7b
@ralflongwalker @AnnChildersMD I would encourage reading the paper … it's open access https://t.co/XbCOoDlzVR
Response to Hulman and colleagues regarding “Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation” (author response) https://t.co/JV4mj4ZJVL
RT @EricTopol: Our "glucotypes"—a substantial proportion of healthy, non-diabetics have abnormal glucose spikes after eating. https://t.c…
RT @EricTopol: Our "glucotypes"—a substantial proportion of healthy, non-diabetics have abnormal glucose spikes after eating. https://t.c…
@KevinH_PhD ”A standardized meal of cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study.” https://t.co/lsaUg28Hgd
@prevdoc @francieRD @DBelardoMD There’s nothing abnl about exercise-associated high BP. But an exaggerated BP response on the treadmill predicts LVH & HTN. Evidence for the clinical significance of exaggerated glucotype will be welcome. Meantime why begrudge someone wanting to know? 2/ https://t.co/nab5xvZjIB
@kevinnbass @DBelardoMD @AaronNeinstein @PLooserMD @prevdoc @davidludwigmd @bigfatsurprise @lowcarbGP @ProfTimNoakes Tech and citizen science can generate significant hypotheses. https://t.co/g4HOPDUhQV
#PLOSBiology: Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation https://t.co/R6GkjAIlA2
RT @JPMcCarter: With wider CGM use, hyperglycemic response to high carbohydrate meals becomes impossible to ignore. Occurs even in patients…
Defining the concept of gluco-type, Snyder and his team, have proven that CGM provides greater clinical sensitivity for detecting subjects at risk of developing diabetes. @SnyderShot @ADA_DiabetesPro https://t.co/T4ZKBvz3nN
(Response to Hulman and colleagues regarding “Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation”) https://t.co/9j6Ss4LB4J
RT @JPMcCarter: With wider CGM use, hyperglycemic response to high carbohydrate meals becomes impossible to ignore. Occurs even in patients…
RT @JPMcCarter: With wider CGM use, hyperglycemic response to high carbohydrate meals becomes impossible to ignore. Occurs even in patients…
RT @JPMcCarter: With wider CGM use, hyperglycemic response to high carbohydrate meals becomes impossible to ignore. Occurs even in patients…
RT @JPMcCarter: With wider CGM use, hyperglycemic response to high carbohydrate meals becomes impossible to ignore. Occurs even in patients…
RT @JPMcCarter: With wider CGM use, hyperglycemic response to high carbohydrate meals becomes impossible to ignore. Occurs even in patients…
With wider CGM use, hyperglycemic response to high carbohydrate meals becomes impossible to ignore. Occurs even in patients without diabetes & response to specific meals varies. e.g. https://t.co/6W7nX3pzBh https://t.co/5Bhe9iM5hz
@ProfTimNoakes I expect you've seen this paper - not so much a comparison but the study found that a big % of people might not know they are heading towards T2DM
RT @PepPamies: During the past two weeks I’ve worn a continuous glucose monitor (a sensor in interstitial fluid). Have learnt about how my…
During the past two weeks I’ve worn a continuous glucose monitor (a sensor in interstitial fluid). Have learnt about how my body’s glucose patterns are affected by different types of meal and workouts, and by sleep. According to https://t.co/EvRXHVbIJh, my glucotype is ‘low’.
@EveSimmns @paleocanteen @AgnesAyton @grahamsphillips @BarneyCalman @RobertLustigMD @danasma70194694 @DiFel1ceantonio @One_Angry_Chef @GilesYeo Seems to be a 'we already knew this' with a string dose of 'so what' paper. "Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation - PubMed" https://t.co/CZ56j56XDz
@ElinaLappalaine @sulka @timomj @tmaisala @veristable @ouraring https://t.co/q5v2rhvk85
RT @nutrisenseio: There are so many factors that influence our #glucose response to foods (gender, genetics, microbiome, etc), and glucose…
There are so many factors that influence our #glucose response to foods (gender, genetics, microbiome, etc), and glucose responses to meals are individual. While some foods lead to universally high glucose (sorry cornflakes), the rest require testing. https://t.co/noKFVCDa1W https://t.co/goLXqkRrQw
Dutch @ProgramClear moves #CGM beyond #diabetes into #personalised #nutrition (resonates with a favourite @PLOSBiology paper on diabetic-level glucose spikes in healthy people: https://t.co/tEbk3lCt4N) - https://t.co/x3qFmzLkyg #nltech #glucotypes cc @EricTopol @SnyderShot
RT @EstebanDL: ¿Hubo trabajos posteriores que confirmaron los hallazgos? SI, el trabajo de Kraft fue REPRODUCIBLE https://t.co/UKwcfOmk3b o…
RT @EstebanDL: ¿Hubo trabajos posteriores que confirmaron los hallazgos? SI, el trabajo de Kraft fue REPRODUCIBLE https://t.co/UKwcfOmk3b o…
RT @EstebanDL: ¿Hubo trabajos posteriores que confirmaron los hallazgos? SI, el trabajo de Kraft fue REPRODUCIBLE https://t.co/UKwcfOmk3b o…
RT @EstebanDL: ¿Hubo trabajos posteriores que confirmaron los hallazgos? SI, el trabajo de Kraft fue REPRODUCIBLE https://t.co/UKwcfOmk3b o…
¿Hubo trabajos posteriores que confirmaron los hallazgos? SI, el trabajo de Kraft fue REPRODUCIBLE https://t.co/UKwcfOmk3b o https://t.co/H0kEMIxCOh
'A standard meal of cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range(>140 mg/dl)in 80% of individuals. It is plausible that these commonly eaten foods might be adverse for the health of the majority of adults in the world population" https://t.co/7ABMPbteJd
@dnunan79 @the_hough @snoosphere "A standardized meal of cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. ... might be adverse for health of majority of adults in world popn " ok so 80% not 90% then. https://t.co/I1aIjr3lUv
RT @MilesHighLife: @CassellCath @DocRunner1 @LoCarbFreshwell @lowcarbGP @CampbellMurdoch @PHCukorg @jen_unwin @Diabetescouk @LowCarbProgram…
RT @MilesHighLife: @CassellCath @DocRunner1 @LoCarbFreshwell @lowcarbGP @CampbellMurdoch @PHCukorg @jen_unwin @Diabetescouk @LowCarbProgram…
@CassellCath @DocRunner1 @LoCarbFreshwell @lowcarbGP @CampbellMurdoch @PHCukorg @jen_unwin @Diabetescouk @LowCarbProgram @JoanneReynold14 @Gaylegerro Awesome thread! The authors of this paper on glucotypes: https://t.co/h7RWcV2mD6 Developed this web tool to analyse your own cgm data too: https://t.co/FmsAUAe8F5 Would be really cool to see if you get any extra insights from these?
@roryjheath Great stuff Rory! Will be following with interest Check out this paper on the heterogeneity of "glucotypes" which may help you glean further insights: https://t.co/h7RWcV2mD6 They have a web tool to analyse your own cgm data too: https://t.co/FmsAUAe8F5
@DJamesS95 @Dr__Guess @lowcarbGP @timtro @BrianLenzkes @EMISHealth @LoriShemek @projectrook @bigfatsurprise @lowcarb_aus @DiabetesUK @Diabetescouk @DrDooleyMD @DrEenfeldt @ProfTimNoakes @emiswebsupport I have found this paper highly informative on this issue, and the concept of glucotypes goes a long way to help explain it: https://t.co/h7RWcV2mD6 https://t.co/nH0MTIlMWv
@JoshuaWolrich Hey Josh, there are many independent reports of oats involved in significant blood sugar spikes, e.g.: https://t.co/Sd1IFZnEIf https://t.co/OtFiTxYEfw https://t.co/nGebaaLjhj This is a great paper to learn more about glucotypes: https://t.co/h7RWcV2mD6
@StephHfitness Really cool that you're testing this on yourself! Here's an interesting paper on different glucotypes; https://t.co/h7RWcV2mD6 Seems you may be glucotype L (low variability) The authors made a tool to visualise&asses your glucotype here: https://t.co/dwERQ9jFgq
@vincentninja68 check this out Ppl with BMI under 25 with diabetes or pre All considererd normoglycemic before test Widely differing responses to identical nutrition "challenges" https://t.co/h7RWcV2mD6 https://t.co/NuSox9TLdu
@abdelleoncooper @wes3481 @Me AGEs: https://t.co/b1bNCmL0cm Increases cardiac ischemia in mice: https://t.co/Dv2jDfxV1w Glucose dysregulation can affect "healthy" ppl: https://t.co/h7RWcV2mD6 Glucose spikes in those apparently healthy ppl can cause all kinds of vascular damage: https://t.co/EuJILYC105
@theaccountabil4 @wes3481 @Me IMO, postprandial is at least equally, if not more relevant to T2D, and people with normal glucose levels by standard measures may still have glucose dysregulated: https://t.co/h7RWcV2mD6
RT @YvonneLemmers: “Gemoedsrust en tevredenheid zijn de bouwstenen van geluk”. Voortdurend weten dat je tussendoor hogere bloedsuikers hebt…
“Gemoedsrust en tevredenheid zijn de bouwstenen van geluk”. Voortdurend weten dat je tussendoor hogere bloedsuikers hebt, geeft onrust. Ook niet-diabeten fluctueren qua #bloedsuiker https://t.co/t1Jj3SXBpv Chronisch hoge waarden zijn niet goed. Dat is bij jou niet zo
What’s your glucotype ? CGM (continuous glucose monitoring) - the new standard for early detection of (pre-) diabetes and target preventive #lifestyle changes? https://t.co/8g6mSSqx56
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
@AmandaZZ100 @wyadvd @lowcarbGP @BrownAdey @DrAseemMalhotra @DietDoctor1 @shapeurthinking @ESodicoffMD @FatEmperor @samiinkinen @JimJohnsonSci @davidludwigmd @Diabetescouk @dlifein @virtahealth Why do you keep changing the topic? The study you referred to (https://t.co/udO9haTZep) as evidence that all grains are "bad" clearly does not support your claim - as it uses sugared cornflakes.
https://t.co/ECslLDqfKT
A related paper: "Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation" https://t.co/ucCvOgKc0q A lesson from studies using continuous glucose monitors: "People differ massively"! And if/when we get continuous insulin monitors, we can be sure that this apply to insulin: https://t.co/hErfUS7ci0
@tonytony1316131 @kb_strong_2019 @IanCramer yes but this is heavily related to BMI and age (presumably because you get fatter for your given BMI as you age) https://t.co/SM350x3KUI https://t.co/ASQC8yfJTQ
@tnicholsmd @LDLSkeptic @147DW @IamBreastCancer @bschermd @DrAseemMalhotra @KenDBerryMD @FatEmperor https://t.co/I1aIjr3lUv
RT @AaronNeinstein: Another important point at #DData19 related to type 2 #diabetes and CGM - T2D is really a wide range of conditions that…
Another important point at #DData19 related to type 2 #diabetes and CGM - T2D is really a wide range of conditions that may need different treatments for different people at different times. Big fan of @StanfordMed paper last year related to this https://t.co/6slsZcflsl
@ahhite @smw55 @Dr__Guess Whilst that's true Adele, this study showed 80% couldn't take cereals properly, why is bread different? ie Bread is nice but should it really be a core of the human diet? maybe it's a treat in the presence of protein plenty , just like sugar? https://t.co/I1aIjr3lUv
RT @gfj1979: @whsource Or maybe, just maybe, there are some foods the "healthy" majority shouldn't be eating https://t.co/OR4Nux6Pkx https…
@whsource Or maybe, just maybe, there are some foods the "healthy" majority shouldn't be eating https://t.co/OR4Nux6Pkx https://t.co/pJMzCb1k2J
@Gearoidmuar @whsource Please see graph from the UNC US NHANES analysis, below. Also note that the Stanford study found "glucose spikes" in persons they previously determined to be "normal" https://t.co/37FHtToDlu This validates Joseph Kraft's work. Sans insulin we're in the dark re: metabolic health https://t.co/P0BqSKF0kq
Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation https://t.co/d1mOfWnWUn https://t.co/8OYzyswwoN
@PeterAttiaMD Would love for you guys to discuss the glucotypes paper in PLoS Biology (2018)! https://t.co/sUSk6EKhNN It's a cool "sequel" to Zeevi et al.
https://t.co/GzVMcYnIhs https://t.co/KRKgHMwqxy
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
RT @EricTopol: Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed ou…
Glucose spikes are only one metric of our heterogeneous, individualized response to food. They're common, and, as pointed out, there's uncertainty what to do with the finding. Common: https://t.co/Q6DkcvdagK @PLOSBiology My results here https://t.co/E3BSXfYCA3
PubChase Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation. https://t.co/iBJR3RUQ8B
RT @MiriamBerchuk: Meets CFG recommendations, so “healthy”. Although CGM technology not indicated in non-diabetics, it provides important i…
Meets CFG recommendations, so “healthy”. Although CGM technology not indicated in non-diabetics, it provides important information. Glucose dysregulation highly prevalent. This breakfast not good for anyone @DON_SCN @CCforTN https://t.co/6p6ZvLDP8S https://t.co/3CVccgwIyf
RT @AaronNeinstein: In my editorial on #cgm use, I cite this fantastic article on 'glucotypes' from @StanfordMed geneticists & endocrinolog…
In my editorial on #cgm use, I cite this fantastic article on 'glucotypes' from @StanfordMed geneticists & endocrinologists (https://t.co/RvrXYoNBKw). One of my favorite #diabetes papers from 2018. I want to explain a bit more why I think this paper is so important.
RT @waweru: @EricTopol you must have seen this: #PLOSBiology: Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation https://t.co/cE1QMce…
RT @waweru: @EricTopol you must have seen this: #PLOSBiology: Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation https://t.co/cE1QMce…
@EricTopol you must have seen this: #PLOSBiology: Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation https://t.co/cE1QMce7Uu. how easily is this translatable to clinical practice?
@DG_PT1 @BradSchoenfeld Here - maybe this can help u understand glucose dysregulaion + how common it is. Postprandial glucose levels r simply too high for a significant% of population. https://t.co/dtCBX1PWte
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
Using continuous glucose monitoring to identify pre-diabetics: https://t.co/TPPk4Y58P6 15% of those considered normal based on standard glucose tests exhibit post-meal spikes that indicate glucose dysregulation.
Interesting new data showing personalized glucose responses to dietary challenges...worth reading to prevent prediabetes #diabetes #diabeticretinopathy Glucotypes reveal new patterns of glucose dysregulation https://t.co/p21fENRqaj
“Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It is plausible that these commonly eaten foods might be adverse for the health of the majority of adults in the world population.” https://t.co/m5iwAYEoGR
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RT @ion_nutrition: Model for identifying potential mechanisms of personal glucose dysregulation AND webtool for visualizing a user-uploaded…
RT @ion_nutrition: Model for identifying potential mechanisms of personal glucose dysregulation AND webtool for visualizing a user-uploaded…
Model for identifying potential mechanisms of personal glucose dysregulation AND webtool for visualizing a user-uploaded CGM profile and classifying individualized glucose patterns into glucotypes. https://t.co/syyP7uDCsm
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…
RT @Smark_phd: "Cornflakes and milk caused glucose elevation in the prediabetic range (>140 mg/dl) in 80% of individuals in our study. It i…