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Has anyone used or is thinking about trying a CGM?
They are used to monitor your blood glucose level and many health/diet related authors have been recommending them recently.
You might be able to get a free 14 day monitor here depending on where you live:
I am thinking about trying one… only thing is I hate needles, and having one stuck in me for 2 weeks sounds awful! 
Anyone used them or thinking about it?
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