Nutrition
CGM Athlete Hydration Glucose Drift
CGM athlete hydration glucose drift means dehydration can concentrate sensor readings in heat—pair glucose logs with weigh-in guided fluids and sodium, not food changes alone.
CGM athlete hydration glucose drift notes that dehydration can concentrate interstitial readings and worsen perceived variability during long heat sessions—fluid and sodium replacement may smooth apparent swings independent of food. Weigh-in guided drinking on court and endurance days clarifies drift versus true glycemic shifts.
Over-hydrating plain water without sodium on heavy sweat days can also distort how you feel. Pair CGM with fluid logs in heat blocks.
Common questions
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Can dehydration affect CGM readings during training?
Heavy sweat losses can shift how you feel and how stable readings look. Log fluid and sodium with glucose in heat—fix hydration before assuming you need a new diet plan.
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