Season Part 3
Resources
Seasons Part III
Keeping in Time to the BGL Beats
[Make sure to check out Part II if you haven’t already…]
Background
Time in range is one of those things t1ders with CGMs know all too well (or could
Season Part 2
Resources
Seasons Part II
Coloured Steps
[Make sure to check out Part I if you haven’t already…]
Patterns: Normal, Hyper & Hypo
I use felts to colour highs, lows (uncoloured for normal) BGLs
At bottom-right I TOTAL the patterns.
Counting
Season Part 4
Resources
Season Part IV
It’s called a BrainSTORM
[Make sure to check out Part III if you haven’t already…]
Background
Trying out different things is the heart of discovery. After all, Thomas Edison took hundreds of goes to work out
Season Part 1
Resource
Seasons Part I
Small Beginnings
Background
“Seeing is easy; observing is hard.”
I think Sherlock Holmes said something like that to Watson. Watson walked up some steps every day, but Sherlock actually counted how many there were. When Sherlock
Insulin Action Part 2
Resource 3
Insulin, Part II
Handy Table of the Action
Background
(Check out Part 1 if you haven’t already.)
In engineering/maths, it’s handy to have tables to look up. Well I find it useful, being a maths-y kind of guy,
Insulin Action Part 1
Resource 2
Insulin, Part I
Working Out The Action
Background
I read a book years ago that went into some detail on how insulin works in the body after an injection. It was a new idea to me. There are
Meal Resource
Resource 1
Meals
Graph Method
Background
I did a carb-counting course a few years back at the hospital. I still use the info I learned, but it can be tricky to do the maths for meals. And protein/fat can throw