The Levels Theory of Behavior Change
The Levels team describes how continuous glucose monitoring affects behavior change.
The Levels team describes how continuous glucose monitoring affects behavior change.
Sam Corcos, CEO of Levels, shares his secret master plan for building the most affordable product to reverse metabolic dysfunction. Don't tell anyone.
Sleep quality and quantity have a profound effect on metabolic health. This article describes the mechanisms by which improving sleep hygiene can improve glucose control.
Research suggests that large swings in glucose can lead to worse memory and fact recall. Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) can help develop a more nuanced understanding of how food and lifestyles decisions affect cognitive performance, and highlight opportunities for improvement.
Metabolic dysfunction underlies most chronic diseases. Metabolic fitness can be improved by consistently making choices that keep glucose levels in a stable and healthy range, and minimize large glucose swings.
It's difficult to find information about what glucose levels to strive for. We scoured the research literature to determine "what's normal" for a nondiabetic individual wearing a continuous glucose monitor, and give further insights into what glucose levels might be optimal for good health.