While diabetes affects more than 500 million people across the world, they need to test their blood sugar levels several times a day. Mostly, you check your insulin levels by pricking your finger ...

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If you’re still worried about your blood sugar, Smithson recommends waiting two hours after consuming food to check your blood glucose. It is expected to fluctuate after eating.

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A 10-minute buffer before eating—breathing, hydrating, checking sugar—can prevent mindless overeating and prep the body for digestion. Experts say this moment of stillness rewires habits. The final 10 ...

The test determines your average blood sugar levels over the past three months. It can be done right in the office or at a lab and doesn’t require any preparation.