Freestyle Libre Interpretation Class - Dr. Tom Elliott, April 30, 2019

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Medical Director Dr. Tom Elliott speaks with patients at the BC Diabetes Freestyle Libre Interpretation Class.
He explains the basics of blood sugar control, including the effects of diet, exercise, stress, basal and rapid insulin, and other diabetes medication on sugar levels. He then discusses the general outline of the Freestyle Libre report and review common Freestyle Libre patterns and adjustments that can be made. A short discussion with in-person participants follows.

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@dryoutube 3 года назад

Great video Dr Elliott. As a diab doctor myself I used Libre to understand my patient's diabetes too and my own blood glucose. It was an insightful journey.

@johnwatson8192 2 года назад

What a fantastic lecture I've learnt a lot especially as I'm into my 3rd day of using the Freestyle Libre2 on a 14 free trial and am puzzled by some of the results. The one thing that I would love and maybe Abbott can sponsor it is to repeat this in a professional studio to improve the picture quality and to edit out the audience noises. Other than that thank you so much.

@rezafard4397 13 дней назад

I didn't know 360p cameras still exict.

@Bonnie-Lewis-Australia 2 года назад

Rather than metformin why not prescribe a low carb diet or fasting I will never take metformin or statins

@adebowaleprest4922 2 года назад

This is a discussion to have with your physician. The use of Metformin is case by case. However, for certain patients, Metformin has a multitude of benefits that make this drug ideal. The science regarding Statin use in diabetes is impressive. Despite our emphasis on ideal blood glucose, the average diabetic is MOST at risk for premature cardiovascular events that can at best reduce life span and quality of life and at worse, can cause sudden cardiac arrest and subsequent death. Statins help reduce that risk, significantly. But again, this is a conversation to have with your physician, taking into account, the individual's risk factors, social factors and lifestyle choices.