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Estrogen and glucose:
the connection

Learn how a glucose monitor can support perimenopause.

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As estrogen declines during perimenopause, your body changes — impacting how you store fat1 and process glucose.2 Glucose fluctuations can affect energy, sleep, hunger, and mood.3

With a CGM, your glucose can become your signal, guiding small lifestyle shifts that can lead to meaningful change.4,5,6 That’s where Lingo comes in. It helps you: 

  • Spot glucose spikes and adjust your meals and activity  
  • Fine-tune nutrition based on your unique response   
  • Track progress as you build healthy habits   

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Steadier glucose can support hormone changes

Building habits to keep your glucose steady can help combat the shifts that come with estrogen decline and support metabolic health.⁷ Here’s how you can help:

When it comes to steady glucose, hormone balance, and metabolic health, movement matters. Things like strength training can help build muscle and make it easier for your body to use glucose for energy.4

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We're teaming up with Midi Health

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During perimenopause, hormonal changes can impact glucose, which may affect energy, sleep, and mood. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Midi Health, a national virtual clinic that helps women prepare for or navigate perimenopause, menopause, and midlife, offering affordable, insurance-covered care from expert clinicians.

By combining Lingo’s metabolic insights with Midi’s expert care, we’re helping women feel more informed, more supported, and more in control through every stage of midlife.