Get fit and controling Diabetes

[Rob Fisher]

As Willy Nelson sings... "On the road again"... I was walking often before heading to Germany and I did walk 7-8 km's a day at the show but I have been lazy since returning... yesterday I started again and today I got a few personal bests!

Walking/running is the best medicine for Type Two diabetes... testing my sugar levels before and after the walk is amazing!

 

[Silver]

Congrats @Rob Fisher
Great to hear!
Love that app

 

[Silver]

Incidentally, not sure if its new or not but the other day I saw an ad on TV for a sugar testing device that doesnt require you to draw blood.... Was quite amazed - but I didnt get to see what product it was or how it actually works....

 

[Rob Fisher]

Incidentally, not sure if its new or not but the other day I saw an ad on TV for a sugar testing device that doesnt require you to draw blood.... Was quite amazed - but I didnt get to see what product it was or how it actually works....

Mmmm will do some research... but the little pinprick doesn't worry me one bit.

 

[Silver]

Mmmm will do some research... but the little pinprick doesn't worry me one bit.

@Rob Fisher , here's the thing I saw on TV
https://www.freestylelibre.co.uk/libre/

One of the forum members PMed me with the link

I saw it for a few seconds being advertised while the Comrades was on - but I didnt catch the name.

Check it out
I dont know if it is as accurate as taking blood (i doubt it) - but who knows

 

[Rob Fisher]

@Rob Fisher , here's the thing I saw on TV
https://www.freestylelibre.co.uk/libre/

One of the forum members PMed me with the link

I saw it for a few seconds being advertised while the Comrades was on - but I didnt catch the name.

Check it out
I dont know if it is as accurate as taking blood (i doubt it) - but who knows

Thanks Hi Ho @Silver! It actually seems better suited to Type 1 sufferers who need constant monitoring because you have to wear something all the time.

 

[Silver]

Thanks Hi Ho @Silver! It actually seems better suited to Type 1 sufferers who need constant monitoring because you have to wear something all the time.

Ok cool @Rob Fisher - just wanted to make sure you saw it.

One day the Apple Watch will check your blood sugar every hour and draw a nice graph....