A new study found that people with diabetes reported better quality of life on days when their glucose stayed largely within a healthy range, even when levels fluctuated more than usual, an unexpected result that challenges the push for extremely tight glucose control. The finding suggests that chasing minimal fluctuation at all costs may come with a hidden lifestyle burden, potentially involving stricter routines, more frequent monitoring or added stress, and that staying broadly within range may matter more for day-to-day wellbeing than achieving near-perfect stability.
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