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Blood sugar (or blood glucose) is the amount of glucose in the blood at a given time.
What affects this? Your DNA, your microbiome and the context in which you eat –and this is unique for everyone. For example, your body’s reaction to oatmeal can be totally different to someone else’s.
It is normal for your blood sugar to rise after a meal, but if it stays elevated for an extended period of time it’s often an indicator that the body has trouble regulating its sugar metabolism.
Maintaining healthy glucose levels is essential to your health. High blood sugar after eating can cause type 2 diabetes in the long term.
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Get started with a comprehensive review of your health data and nutritional preferences
Message your dietitian in-app at any time for tailored advice and support
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Track your foods to evaluate your current diet and lifestyle habits. Reveal what spikes your blood sugar, and understand how meal timing, exercise, and sleep affect you.
Start building an optimal diet and habit plan that fit your body's needs. Explore new meals, intermittent fasting or post-meal walks to keep your balance. Get inspired by daily progress.
Sustain a metabolically healthy lifestyle by exploring more nuanced ways how your metabolism functions. Stay accountable with weekly progress reports.
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Syncing your CGM and wearable data in one place can help paint a bigger picture of your overall well-being.
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A continuous glucose monitor (CGM) device is a type of glucose monitor that works through a tiny sensor inserted under your skin. It measures your interstitial glucose level, or the fluid between your cells, every few minutes. A transmitter in the device wirelessly sends the information to a mobile app on your phone so that you can monitor what your blood sugar is doing throughout the day.
If you do not have diabetes, you may be wondering: aren’t glucose monitors not needed for someone like myself? Even if you do not have prediabetes or diabetes but are insulin resistant - or borderline insulin resistant - committing to several months of using a CGM can be a powerful way to discover what foods, exercises, and habits keep your blood sugar stable and thereby reduce your risk of developing a more serious condition down the line.
The instant and personalised feedback about your dietary and lifestyle choices that a CGM provides feedback about what specifically works for your body to optimise your hormone balance, fertility, and overall health.
For example, both brown rice and quinoa are whole grain carbohydrates. But perhaps your body metabolises quinoa in a way that does not cause a blood sugar spike or vice versa. Or maybe it's a matter of whether you are eating a certain food before or after a workout that makes your body tolerate it better. See where we're going here?
Great question. At $129 per sensor, that could get quite expensive and out of reach for lots of people. Fast!
That’s why Vively has designed a system that only requires 14 days worth of glucose data every 3 months. Once we have your data, our dietitian and algorithms use that data to help you implement your insights and learnings, in a measurable way. Then in 3 months time, its recommended that you re-calibrate your glucose data with another sensor. That way, we bring the cost right down for you, but you’re still able to adapt to any changes in your diet and lifestyle, and give you the control over when you monitor your glucose.
You can purchase additional sensors through the app whenever you like. Free shipping included.
Yes, we do. Occasionally there will be faulty sensors, and we'll replace them for you free of charge. We won't be able to replace sensors that have been damaged or mis-used by the user.
Yes, Vively is available in Australia and on Australian app stores. Users must have an account with the Australian Apple App store or the Australian Google Play Store in order to use the product.
iOS App:
▪ iPhone 8 and later, running iOS 15.5 or higher
Android App:
▪ NFC-enabled smartphones, running Android 8 or higher
Insulin is a hormone secreted by your pancreas that regulates blood sugar levels. Its function is to convert glucose, or blood sugar, into energy for bodily functions.
Insulin resistance occurs when your muscles, fat, and liver do not respond to insulin. If your body does not respond to insulin, your blood sugar remains higher (since it is not being converted into energy as efficiently) and your pancreas will produce more insulin, leaving your insulin levels high as well. People who are insulin resistant are likely to develop type 2 diabetes and inflammatory conditions down the line.
Oftentimes, individuals may not exhibit any symptoms, but over time as the condition worsens, the pancreas is no longer able to produce enough insulin, which results in elevated blood sugar levels. As a result of high blood sugar levels, symptoms such as hunger, energy spikes and crashes, stubborn weight gain, frequent urination, thirst, headaches, and skin infections can occur.
At Vively we take our data security very seriously. All of your data is 256 bit SSL/TLS encrypted. Access to your medical records are encrypted with the industry standard AES-256 encryption algorithm to protect your data at all times. You can read more about this in our privacy policy.
Only our health professionals and authorised staff will have access to view your medical records. Data can be stored on third party servers, but it’s always encrypted.