Type 2 Diabetes

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GoCoCo member A1C observations: methods and limits

An observational analysis of GoCoCo members describes self-reported health observations among app users, especially for those who need it most. Among users with type 2 diabetes, 84% improved their A1C or lost weight, with highly engaged, poorly controlled users (A1C > 8.0%) achieving a massive 2.7 percentage point drop in blood sugar. On the scale, members lost an average of 7 lbs, scaling up to 21 lbs for higher weight brackets. By using our Food Scanner and Meal Tracker to replace ultra-processed foods with real food, members make the invisible visible. While this wasn't a clinical trial, the data is clear: consistency and accountability with GoCoCo directly correlate with life-changing metabolic results.

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Every 10% increase in ultra-processed food consumption in a person's diet, the risk of developing type 2 diabetes increased by 17%

Recent studies indicate a significant link between ultraprocessed foods (UPFs) and the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. UPFs, created through complex industrial processes, often contain cosmetic additives that can compromise their nutritional value. Research shows that increased UPF consumption correlates with a higher risk of diabetes, highlighting the need to reduce these foods in our diets.

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