Top 3 glucose-spiking July 4th foods from our data: 🌽 Grilled corn: +36.6 mg/dL (peak 138.5) 🥗 Macaroni salad: +32.4 mg/dL (peak 126.6) 🌭 Hot dogs: +31.8 mg/dL (peak 128.4). Don’t skip them—just watch portions, pairings, and move after. Learn more: https://t.co/WZMp52CWE7

Fiber does more than keep you full. It helps regulate blood sugar, support gut health, and reduce the risk of chronic disease. Want an easy win? Start with breakfast. https://t.co/CqNV6H394v

Fluctuations in fasting glucose may raise dementia risk in people with diabetes, according to this study. Our team of experts stays up-to-date with the latest research to guide you every step of the way.

Fluctuating blood sugar can impact everything—mood, energy, metabolism—often without you knowing. Glucose might be the missing link. Track it 24/7. Get expert guidance. Gain clarity and take control.

Poor glucose regulation can trigger symptoms that feel like anxiety—sweating, shaking, blurred vision, mood swings, and irritability. Nutrisense helps you identify your glucose patterns and work with an expert to manage them—so you can rebuild trust in your body.

Stress impacts the body in different ways, and for many people, it can negatively impact glucose levels. Find out why this is important and what you can do to reduce stress: https://t.co/xvQrCZy3My

Calorie tracking is just one piece of the puzzle. 🧩 If you’re stuck in a loop of weight loss frustration, Nutrisense helps you: ✨ Break free from quick fixes ✨ Build habits that work with your body ✨ Take control of weight + health, your way

For weight loss, a biosensor provides continuous access to data that shows us exactly how your glucose levels affect your overall well-being, empowering you to gain insights for a customized plan, guided by a board-certified nutrition professional: https://t.co/ZYaWLL3XHs

Your glucose tells a bigger story than you think. 🍽️😴😰 Stress, sleep, and food choices all impact it—and poor regulation can fuel weight gain. Track your trends, not just your meals, to unlock lasting results. #nutrisense #glucose #weightlossjourney

Amber was busy, sedentary, and struggling with cholesterol. She knew she had to change. With 24/7 access to her data and a dietitian by her side, she finally understood what her body needed—and how to take action. No more guesswork. Just support, clarity, and real progress.

In this video, our partner @thepeachiespoon shares her simple approach to balanced eating: No macro counting—just a focus on high-fiber, high-protein meals to keep her glucose steady 💪🌱 We love this mindset because it’s not only effective, it’s sustainable.

Glucose is your body’s primary energy source. When it rises, it triggers insulin—an essential hormone and a key marker of metabolic health. In this series, we’ll uncover the surprising connection between glucose and weight loss. Stay tuned.

Protein isn’t just for muscle—it supports satiety, bone health, and body composition. While 0.8g/kg body weight is the old baseline, most active individuals benefit from 1.4–2.0g/kg daily (that’s ~93–132g/day for a 145-lb person) 👉Swipe for more

Creatine isn’t just for bodybuilders—it can support women’s health too 💪🏼✨ 🏋🏼‍♀️ Pre-menopause: May boost strength + support fitness goals 🏋🏼‍♀️ Post-menopause: Can help preserve muscle + bone density 🧠 Bonus: Early research points to mood + cognitive benefits as well! #Nutrisense

Meet Chanelle—a credentialed nutritionist who helps you trust your body, not count calories. Her intuitive, whole-food approach supports sustainable change, especially for those managing chronic conditions. Head to the link to book your call: https://t.co/j2llhv0WKO

“It’s about small, achievable upgrades to meals you already love,” says Amanda Donahue, MS, RD. Transforming your go-to meals into healthier versions helps new habits stick—so they feel less like sacrifice and more like second nature.

Poor sleep + caffeine can disrupt glucose levels. A 2016 study (Asia Pac J Clin Nutr. doi:10.6133/apjcn.092015.46) found that sleep deprivation + caffeine intake impaired glucose homeostasis. Prioritize sleep, limit caffeine, and eat protein/fiber before your first cup.

@TheGlucoseGirls tested sweet potatoes and saw levels rise above 140 mg/dL. To reduce the spike, they could add protein and fiber or let the carbs cool to increase resistant starch and improve insulin sensitivity. What food should they test next? Drop your ideas in the comments

We’ve got dietitian-recommended strategies from Nutrisense’s credentialed experts to show you how to enhance flavor and nutrition in your meals without sacrificing what you love. https://t.co/CBG8gHYfev

And you don’t need to wear a CGM to get 1:1 support from our nutritionists We help you connect the dots—it’s not just about diet. From weight loss to energy levels, we look at your symptoms, lifestyle, and more to create a plan that works for you.