Experiments with stepcounts. An n=1 experience
Learning about step counts as an input in AID systems. What does and doesnt work, and what could be better?
Closed Loop
Keep on movin’…. Factoring variation in activity into open source AID systems
With the past 18 months or working on Boost and using it, various patterns have shown their heads. In the past I’ve written about the […]
The insulin only fully closed loop – as good at managing my diabetes as I am…?
Six months of Boost – my insulin only closed loop system based on AndroidAPS.
Basal Testing: Single basal rate, variable ISF and CR – feedback
A month after this post, I’ve now completed a two week run using a single basal rate with circadian like ISF and CR adapted into […]
Learning from #WeAreNotWaiting – it seems commercial loops have similar caveats…
As a member of the looping community, the last couple of weeks have been interesting, as I’ve started to see questions come up in Facebook […]
Ultra-Rapid Lispro: What is it and why is it interesting?
In the second article in this series looking at ultra-rapid insulin, we talk about Lilly’s new kid on the block: Ultra-Rapid Lispro (URLi) Ultra-Rapid Lispro […]
DIY Diabetes, Misuse and Ethics. A painful mishmash for healthcare
While giving a presentation on diabetes technology to healthcare professionals at a day conference recently, the usual question of what can be said to patients […]
The first Living with Looping – an event summary!
The idea for “Living with Looping” spawned as more and more people have joined the WeAreNotWaiting community, setting up their own closed loop systems, and […]
#DIYAPS use in the UK – A Snapshot
In the UK, at least 82 people (as of the date of publishing) are using DIY APS systems to manage their diabetes. Of these, the majority are using AndroidAPS.