twiist
Why twiist Won’t Let Me Bolus at 80 – The Pre-Meal and Safety Limit Conflict
The hidden conflict between two settings – and how to adjust it
twiist
The hidden conflict between two settings – and how to adjust it
Fasting
Raising the target feels safer. The opposite is true. The number to set, why, and the one question to ask yourself before the fast begins.
AID Systems
Every system has a setting for being more active than usual. Almost none of them have one for the opposite — and sitting still for a few hours changes how your insulin works.
Fasting
Blood sugar is the part we have tools for. The real danger is a rise in acid that no home device can measure — and a number nobody can give you.
AID Systems
Pumps have many different features, each with their own bells and whistles. For some families the alert system is the deciding factor. Here is what every system offers, and — just as important — where the alert fires.
AID Systems
The alert goes off at 90 for the sixth time before lunch, and by then you are not really looking at it. On an automated system both a too-high and a too-low threshold carry a cost — and not the cost most people expect.
AID Systems
You wake up at 95, eat nothing, and twenty minutes later you are 125 and still climbing. Three separate things sit behind that rise — your internal clock, the moment your feet hit the floor, and the coffee — and each one is met differently.
twiist
Two options to bring down a high quicker — one safer than the other.
AID Systems
A system that learns sounds ideal. But what happens when it learns wrong?
Insulin Pumps
Here's What One User Is Doing
Insulin Pumps
Insulin Pumps
A real-world comparison begins — I'm going in with an open mind.