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How Does YES Bar Affect Blood Glucose Levels?
Curious to see if there is a sweet treat that doesn't spike your blood sugar (avoiding the energy crash, inflammation, and weight gain)? This study uses the Abbott Lingo CGM to see how your blood glucose levels responds to YES Bar-an all natural, gluten-free, plant-based bar that tastes like dessert. You'll track your levels before and after eating it to see if it fits into your metabolic health. (iOS Only)
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