For years I’ve recommended to the meter manufacturers that they include activity recognition in their testing options. Now some companies are beginning to do just that.
Does your blood glucose meter let you tease out or separate test results by fasting, post-meal, or post-exercise level? Only if it does that will your tracking software be able to make sense of your trends.
This important feature goes by several different names. These include activity recognition, activity and meal recognition,...
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