Experimenting with a Continuous Glucose Monitor
- Karla Mans Giroux
- Jul 21
- 1 min read
Experimenting with a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) can be a powerful tool in your healing journey. A CGM provides real-time feedback on how food, stress, sleep, and even movement affect blood sugar. If you are healing from or aiming to prevent cancer, this awareness is critical—since glucose is one of the main fuels cancer cells use to grow.
With a CGM, you can:
Identify food triggers: Notice which meals or snacks cause unexpected glucose spikes.
Track patterns: See how often glucose rises throughout the day—and what lifestyle factors may contribute.
Build stability: Learn to eat and live in ways that keep glucose steady and within safe ranges.
This experiment often leads to “aha” moments that no nutrition handout can provide. It transforms eating into a self-guided, empowering practice of discovery—putting you in the driver’s seat of your own healing.
From Radical Remission Coach Dale Weber, Danbury, Conneticut, USA
I believe each client is unique, with their history and personal story shaping both their health and their healing. By taking time to listen and understand, I can provide care that honors their individuality while guiding them toward lasting resilience and well-being.
Special Offer:
Free Healing Guide on www.LiveBeyondCancer.com
Contact Dale:
appreciate your insights about continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and their potential to empower people. Balancing technology block blast with holistic health practices may increase the benefits of CGMs even more.
Really interesting read—seeing how a CGM can reveal the effects of food, stress, and sleep makes the whole process feel much more practical. And when it's time to unwind after focusing on health, I like playing Stickman Hook for a bit since it's simple, fun, and a relaxing way to take a break.
In Buckshot Roulette, I notice my inventory is filling up with useful items, so I start planning several turns ahead instead of focusing on the current one.