CGM Accuracy, Lag & When to Trust Your Gut

CGM Accuracy, Lag & When to Trust Your Gut

What your CGM is really telling you—and when it’s wrong

CGMs are incredible—but they aren’t mind readers. This episode unpacks how CGMs actually work, why there’s always a 5–15 min lag, and when to trust your gut over your graph. Bonus: how to calibrate without confusing your device.

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