BEN BIKMAN c2 | UNDETECTED DIABETES…studies show 15% plus have T2D, found by CGMs

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presents episode 2266 | DR BEN BIKMAN

Paper, Stanford, 2017, using CGM allowed one to see
hidden glucose spikes--getting high GI load when eating
foods that should not spike glucose....
-those with CGMs could modify their eating habits to get
stable glucose levels
About 1 in 3 Americans has pre-diabetes & 80% don't know
-others have T2D and don't know
CGMs can detect glucose patterns
that would otherwise go unnoticed

Paper, Scripps Research Translational Institute, 300 people
using CGMs...15% were found to have pre-diabetes for T2D
-use of the CGM made their diagnosis possible
-great screening tool for those at risk but unaware
Framingham Heart Study, substudy using CGMs,
2000 people, classified as healthy...
showed patterns--many were found to
be pre-diabetic or T2D

Traditionally people have had to rely on fasting glucose or
HbA1c tests to give a snapshot of their blood sugar...
CGMs allow dynamic reading of responses--much better

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