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Diabetic tracking glucose

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‎04-11-2017 12:39

‎04-11-2017 12:39

 Are you guys working on a tracking method for type two diabetic glucose numbers

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‎04-11-2017 12:44

‎04-11-2017 12:44

You could add your vote add https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Feature-Suggestions/Track-glucose-for-diabetics/idi-p/44351

 

But to answer your question, this is a forum for the community of Fitbit users to help out Fitbit users, we are nit the programmers of fitbit. 

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‎04-11-2017 12:44

‎04-11-2017 12:44

You could add your vote add https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Feature-Suggestions/Track-glucose-for-diabetics/idi-p/44351

 

But to answer your question, this is a forum for the community of Fitbit users to help out Fitbit users, we are nit the programmers of fitbit. 

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‎08-04-2017 06:21

In response to Rich_Laue

‎08-04-2017 06:21

Water tile substituted for glucose

 

I noticed that here is some shared frustration as to monitoring glucose on the ios dashboard so I have come up with a workaround.
 
Use Water as the Glucose measure.
 

 

 

Since water is manually added you can substitute glucose for the measure. And you can set goals. Which would counter for instance if you are trying to get to 100 and you are at 240 you set the goal at 100 and log 240.
 
The con to this is that you would reach your goal every time until you log a 100 then you would be happy on the day you did not reach goal.
 
the Pro is you get a graph without having to go to Myfitnespal or TactioHealth.
and it is accessible from your phone.

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