Winning With TYpe 1 Diabetes By Learning How To Use Continuous Glucose Monitoring CGM

I've been an endo for decades and a PWD over half a century. I've learned my trade firsthand by meeting and helping tens of thousands of children and adults with diabetes, clinical research, plus lots of hard study and reading. What I'm about to discuss next might challenge many readers. But it's not meant to be dismissive or demeaning in any way, simply something for you to reflect on. It’s what’s called a parallax: how something appears to differ when viewed from different

I've been asked how I came to develop Sugar Surfing. My answer is simple: I chose to reject the traditional "boilerplate" insulin dosing approach to type 1 diabetes I was taught (and taught to others) once I saw how blood sugar levels really behaved after using a continuous glucose monitoring device (CGM). The conventional "static" approach to type 1 diabetes has come to be defined by terms like insulin sliding scales, insulin to carbohydrate ratios, correction factors and in