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Lingo Lingo is a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) biosensor and app that reveals how your body responds to food, movement, and daily habits. And what doesn’t.

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View our Safety Info: hellolingo.com/safety-information 3pm 😵‍💫 crashes, carb 🥨 cravings, brain 😶‍🌫️ fog? Could be your glucose calling the shots. When you know what’s going on inside your body, you can find what works you. Get to know your glucose with Lingo, the CGM biosensor and app that tracks your glucose in real time and turns it into personal insights you can act on. So you can learn how to stay in a healthy glucose range for steady energy, sharper focus, and heart health. Rooted in decades of science, designed for you by Abbott, Lingo helps you build better habits, crush energy crashes, and fuel your best self. Ready to see what your body reveals? Welcome to Lingo. View our Safety Information: https://www.hellolingo.com/safety-information

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Meet Raj, whose personal journey managing prediabetes has shaped how he thinks about empowering others through the techn...
10/15/2026

Meet Raj, whose personal journey managing prediabetes has shaped how he thinks about empowering others through the technology he helps develop at Abbott.

After learning he had prediabetes through routine health screenings and knowing he was at higher risk due to family history, Raj became determined to better understand his glucose. With Lingo, he gained insights into how food, exercise, and daily habits impact his glucose, helping him take a more proactive approach to managing his health.

Tell us about your prediabetes journey. "Diabetes runs strongly in my family, and as a South Asian, I was already aware that I had a higher risk of developing prediabetes. Earlier in my career as a consultant, I traveled across time zones, which often meant irregular schedules, restaurant meals, and limited opportunities to maintain healthy habits. My annual health checkups began showing elevated glucose levels, and eventually, my doctor diagnosed me with prediabetes."

After finding out you had prediabetes, what did you do to help manage it? "I started using a traditional finger prick glucose meter to understand my glucose. While it gave me useful insights, I quickly realized its limitations. With Lingo, I can see my glucose data in real-time which allows me to see how my body responds to food, exercise, sleep, and other behaviors. This enabled me to experiment with different lifestyle choices, understand what works best for my body, and make informed decisions about nutrition and exercise. It reinforced healthy habits such as staying active, being mindful of food choices, and avoiding added sugars. Most importantly, Lingo helped me take a proactive approach to my metabolic health, and over time, those behavior changes contributed to lowering my average glucose and improving my overall health.

Thank you for sharing your prediabetes journey, Raj. We're proud to have you on the Abbott team and grateful for the impact you're making through your work on Lingo.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

Raj is an employee of Abbott. Any opinions represented in this post are personal to individuals in this post.

10/14/2026

Do all Asians get prediabetes then diabetes? Lisa's mom thinks so and she has prediabetes. But Lisa’s a medic who knows more. Yet the conversation always goes the same way 🤔

Lingo just linked up with Dr Chatterjee — leading, preventative health physician, author, and podcast host. The doctor’s take? What if Lisa’s mom could see her glucose? Her data would give her real-time guidance.

Small habit changes can have a positive impact on your glucose ‘pre’ any progression to diabetes, even if it runs in the family. It’s never too early to start Lingo and save 10% on our 4-week plans with code LIVEMORE10. No prescription needed. Link in bio.*



*Limited-time offer valid with purchase of 4-week plans. 4-week subscription auto renews at a rate of $84 every 4 weeks. Code is valid from May 28, 2026 through April 30, 2027 at 11:59 pm PT on the Lingo website only. One use per customer. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer. US and Puerto Rico only.

For full safety information (risk and benefits) visit https://www.hellolingo.com/safety-information

As estrogen levels decline during menopause, the way your body manages glucose changes. Noticing shifts in energy, mood,...
10/13/2026

As estrogen levels decline during menopause, the way your body manages glucose changes. Noticing shifts in energy, mood, focus and sleep? (1-5)

The good news? These simple habits can help:

🥚 Prioritize protein.
Get 25–30g of protein per meal. Protein stimulates muscle growth which is important as we get older. (6)

🏋️‍♀️ Keep moving.
Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate activity each week and add strength training twice a week to help support muscle, metabolism, and glucose health.(7,8)

😴 Get your Z’s.
Try for 7-8 hours of quality sleep every night. Poor sleep can impact not only weight, but also your glucose, metabolic health and overall mood and energy. (9,10)

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For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

💙 Mental health and glucose are more connected than most people realize. (1) Stress hormones like cortisol can cause glu...
10/10/2026

💙 Mental health and glucose are more connected than most people realize. (1) Stress hormones like cortisol can cause glucose spikes — even when you haven't eaten anything. (2)

This World Mental Health Day, we want to shed light on the mind-body link. Taking care of your mental wellness is also taking care of your metabolic health. Whether it's a 10-minute walk, a few deep breaths, or reaching out to someone you trust, small habits can support your well-being.

What helps you reset when life feels overwhelming?



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For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

10/09/2026

Doctor's POV: your diet tells the truth.

James thought he was doing fine. His lab results said otherwise 😳 So he started tracking his glucose. Dr Chatterjee’s take?

Prediabetes doesn’t have to progress to type 2 diabetes. Right now, Lingo is on a proactive health mission with this leading physician, author, and podcast host.

Prediabetes may be invisible, but glucose isn’t. Small habit changes can help you spend more time in a healthier glucose range. It’s never too early to start Lingo and save 10% on our 4-week plans with code LIVEMORE10. No prescription needed. Link in bio.*



*Limited-time offer valid with purchase of 4-week plans. 4-week subscription auto renews at a rate of $84 every 4 weeks. Code is valid from May 28, 2026 through April 30, 2027 at 11:59 pm PT on the Lingo website only. One use per customer. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer. US and Puerto Rico only.

For full safety information (risk and benefits) visit https://www.hellolingo.com/safety-information

Just after a few days of wearing a Lingo CGM, owner of Superior Health Apparel found seeing his real-glucose data in the...
10/07/2026

Just after a few days of wearing a Lingo CGM, owner of Superior Health Apparel found seeing his real-glucose data in the Lingo app incredibly insightful. He started learning how individualized diet and lifestyle can be and figured out when his body needed more nourishment to help with glucose dips that happened through the night. He is excited to give his body more nourishment in a healthy way.

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For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit the link in our bio.

Any opinions represented in this post are personal to individuals in this post.

10/06/2026

Her dad: Type 2 diabetes. Her plan: Not going there 💪

Victoria watched her dad deal with type 2 diabetes for years. Dr Chatterjee was curious if a CGM would’ve made a difference to him. She thinks it might have changed everything for her dad. Now she can see how her habits impact her prediabetes and take control of her future health.

Lingo just tapped Dr. Chatterjee — leading physician, author, and podcast host — to share the power of proactive health. It’s never too early to start Lingo and save 10% on our 4-week plans with code LIVEMORE10. No prescription needed. Link in bio.*



*Limited-time offer valid with purchase of 4-week plans. 4-week subscription auto renews at a rate of $84 every 4 weeks. Code is valid from May 28, 2026 through April 30, 2027 at 11:59 pm PT on the Lingo website only. One use per customer. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer. US and Puerto Rico only.

For full safety information (risk and benefits) visit https://www.hellolingo.com/safety-information

Menopause can bring more changes than hot flashes. As hormone levels shift, your body's response to insulin can change t...
10/05/2026

Menopause can bring more changes than hot flashes. As hormone levels shift, your body's response to insulin can change too, making your glucose more likely to rise and fluctuate.

This Menopause Awareness Month, here are a few ways to support your body during this transition:
🥚 Eat plenty of protein
🥦 Load up on fiber
🏋️ Stay active and build strength with resistance training
😴 Prioritize quality sleep

These four habits can help support muscle health, energy, glucose balance, and overall wellness during menopause. (1-6)



1. PMID: 23867520
2. PMID: 22777332
3. PMID: 32940941
4. PMID: 17442599
5. PMID: 28579842
6. PMID: 34932890

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

10/02/2026

Grits & potato wedges = Glucose spikes. Who knew? 😳

For James, it’s grits. For Dr Chatterjee, sweet potato wedges make his glucose spike. After spotting hidden sugars and seeing bigger spikes than expected while tracking their glucose, they both made different choices.

Dr. Chatterjee's take? Small habit changes can help you spend more time in a healthier glucose range. That's why Lingo just teamed up with this leading physician, author, and podcast host.

Changing your daily choices to improve glucose health can help reduce your risk of getting prediabetes or type 2 diabetes in the future. Start Lingo today and save 10% on our 4-week plans with code LIVEMORE10. No prescription needed. Link in bio.*



*Limited-time offer valid with purchase of 4-week plans. 4-week subscription auto renews at a rate of $84 every 4 weeks. Code is valid from May 28, 2026 through April 30, 2027 at 11:59 pm PT on the Lingo website only. One use per customer. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer. US and Puerto Rico only.

For full safety information (risk and benefits) visit https://www.hellolingo.com/safety-information

Protein? Check.Flavor? Check.Satisfaction? Absolutely.This World Vegetarian Day, discover how easy it is to build a vege...
10/01/2026

Protein? Check.
Flavor? Check.
Satisfaction? Absolutely.

This World Vegetarian Day, discover how easy it is to build a vegetarian plate that delivers the protein you need without compromising on taste. Start with a protein-rich foundation, add plenty of non-starchy vegetables, and round out your plate with fiber-rich carbs and healthy fats for a meal that keeps you energized and satisfied.

What's your favorite plant-based protein source? Tell us below in the comments. ⬇️



For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

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