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Body & mindNutrition

Ask a Nutritionist: I have PCOS, what foods should I eat and avoid?

Diet plays a key role in the lifestyle of women with PCOS. Learn more about food choices and the science behind what to eat and what to avoid.

March 11, 2025|5 minutes

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Nutrition

What is the glycemic index (GI)? An essential guide

The glycemic index (GI) measures how carbs affect your glucose levels, ranking foods from 1 to 100. Low-GI foods can help you manage your glucose and weight.

March 07, 2025|4 minutes

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Body & mind

Is there a connection between glucose and PCOS?

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormone disorder in women that changes the way the body uses glucose. Learn more about diet and exercise as choices to manage symptoms.

March 07, 2025|4 minutes

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Nutrition

Low-sugar drinks: 5 options that avoid glucose spikes

Being well-hydrated is important for sleep quality, energy, and mood. Discover five tasty, low-sugar drinks that will keep you hydrated without spiking your glucose levels.

February 27, 2025|6 minutes

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Body & mind

Why is losing weight after 40 harder? Advice from a Lingo Dietitian

Both women and men can find it difficult to manage weight after 40. This guide provides steps you can take to help manage your weight in your 40s.

February 11, 2025|8 minutes

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Body & mind

Menopause and weight gain: What you need to know

Weight gain is commonly experienced during perimenopause and menopause. Read why weight changes are common and about minimizing weight gain.

February 10, 2025|8 minutes

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Lingo 101

A day in the life with Lingo

Learn more about what a day using Lingo looks like, tracking your glucose and checking your energy levels from morning to evening.

January 27, 2025|3 minutes

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Nutrition

What is good nutrition? Advice from our experts for eating well

Your food choices play an important role in your long-term health. Dial in to improve your eating with advice from our nutrition experts.

January 27, 2025|8 minutes

Why use a cgm?
Lingo 101

Why wear a continuous glucose monitor if you don’t have diabetes?

Research has shown that there are benefits of limiting glucose spikes, which can be monitored by using a CGM, even if you don’t have diabetes. Learn more.

December 09, 2024|5 minutes

Our editorial team

Christina Stiehl

Christina Stiehl

Managing Editor

Sophie Bertrand, Msc, RNutr

Sophie Bertrand

Nutrition Specialist

Ken Ford, PhD

Ken Ford,

Founder and CEO Emeritus, The Institute for Human and Machine Cognition

David Unwin, MD

David Unwin,

General Practitioner, UK

Jen Unwin, BSc, MSc, DPsy, FBPsS

Jen Unwin,

Clinical Health Psychologist

Jeff Volek, PhD

Jeff Volek,

Professor of Human Sciences, The Ohio State University

Mark Cucuzzella, MD, FAAFP

Mark Cucuzzella,

Professor West Virginia University School of Medicine, Air Force Reserve Lieutenant Colonel (ret)

Antonio Ceriello

Antonio Ceriello,

Head of the Diabetes Department, IRCCS MultiMedica in Milan, Italy

Amy McKenzie, PhD

Amy McKenzie,

Director of Medical Affairs & Clinical Research, Lingo

Sarah Koenck, MS, RD

Sarah Koenck, MS, RD

Medical Affairs

Andrea Givens

Andrea Givens, MS, RD, CSSD

Medical Affairs

Pamela Nisevich Bede, MS, RD, CSSD, LD

Pamela Nisevich Bede, MS, RD, CSSD, LD

Medical Affairs

James McIntosh

James McIntosh

Editor

Emily Shiffer

Emily Shiffer

Contributing Writer

April Benshosan

April Benshosan

Contributing Writer

Robert Standley, PhD

Robert Standley, PhD

Clinical Research

Lorelie Villarete, PhD

Lorelie Villarete, PhD

Clinical Research