From: The Rhythm of Glucose: Mastering Steady Blood Sugar
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Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) provides more comprehensive data than traditional finger-prick testing.

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Standard blood glucose monitoring relies on brief snapshots of sugar levels via finger-prick tests. In contrast, CGM devices track glucose levels in the interstitial fluid 24 hours a day. This continuous stream of data allows for a much clearer picture of glycemic patterns, revealing spikes or drops that traditional methods might miss entirely.

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