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Well that red flag versus the immediately-preceding passage listing a Doctor of Medicine degree at Stanford Medical School. I looked into one of the links and
by absolutelastone 2y ago
Well that red flag versus the immediately-preceding passage listing a Doctor of Medicine degree at Stanford Medical School.
I looked into one of the links and apparently she pushes fairly mainstream preventive medicine stuff, diet, exercise, and screening tests. The only questionable thing I saw was the continuous glucose monitoring thing which the jury may still be out on when it comes to non-diabetics.
- nradov 2y agoI haven't tried a continuous glucose monitor myself but those non-diabetics who have generally claim that it gave them interesting insights into how their blood glucose level reacted to different foodstuffs and timing of meals. There is a lot of individual variation there due to genetics, lifestyle, gut microbiome, etc. We'll probably never see a large-scale, long-term randomized controlled trial to show that CGM use improves health outcomes for non-diabetics. But for healthy people who already have the basics dialed in, a CGM can probably help them eke out some additional marginal gains.