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What you get when you become a Nutrisense member:

Nutritionist for
guidance

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CGM Device for Insights

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products available in nutrisense.io

Mobile App for accountability

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Nutrisense mobile app showing tracking activity
The CGM
products available in nutrisense.io

Use a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) for

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    Real-time glucose

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    Glucose response to meals

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    Fasting and meal timing

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    Physical activity and exercise routines

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    Stress and sleep

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    Habits and routines

A CGM is a small device that stays on the back of your arm and monitors your glucose values 24/7. Use a CGM to track:

What our
members have to say

Sara

Sara Duffy

“In the past five years, I had, in fact, gained 30, 35, maybe close to 40 pounds. Within the first month of using the CGM, I lost maybe five pounds. And I hadn’t been able to do that before. From February to June, I lost over 15 pounds!”

Leigh

Leigh Reckner

"I think the Nutrisense CGM program is a great value for what you're getting. Especially since you can also talk to a nutritionist while using the service."

Linda

Linda Salant

“The biggest lesson I’ve learned is that what works for one person may not work for the next . . . We should always be evaluating and ready for change if what we’re consistently doing is not serving us.”

Abbie

Abbie Honaker

“I entered the program feeling pretty good about what I knew about glucose levels, and yet I was surprised by what I learned about my personal body and my reaction to certain foods and activities.”