What goes up…. Must come down. Unless you’re a #PWT1D using #Fiasp.
So then. 10 days after switching back to Novorapid because I was having a devil of a time with the Fiasp, I received a new […]
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A graphical look at my #Fiasp failure. Does it show anything new?
Whilst I was more or less forced to swap off Fiasp a week or so ago, I thought it might be interesting to take a […]
After six months with #Fiasp, things have gone awry!
Six months down the line, you’d think that everything was settled and stable. At least, that’s what I’d expect. And then that not so shiny […]
Five days, four nights and no mud. Stress testing #OpenAPS at Glastonbury
A weekend at Glastonbury Festival. Sun, wind, a little rain, no mud, and lots to occupy myself. Plus cider, wine, and a range of foods […]
Does #Fiasp equal Freedom? A round up of collective experiences
As I’ve mentioned plenty of times, I’ve been using Fiasp in a Closed Loop for some time, and the last week or so has really […]
#Fiasp two months on. Bedded in and settled down – what did I change to get there?
I’ve been using Fiasp now for two months, and as discussed in the various items I’ve written, the first month proved to be a fairly […]
oref1 – The newest algorithm in the #OpenAPS family and why it suits #Fiasp so well
Recently, Dana announced oref1 to the world – a new algorithm in the OpenAPS family, and in her own words: The notable difference between the […]
My month with the newest kid on the block & a hypothesis on the #Fiasp effects.
To some level I can’t quite believe that I’ve been enjoying the company of Fiasp for a whole month (well, in February, four weeks constitutes […]
Adventures with Fiasp – there’s plenty to learn.
Following the variation in absorption I felt I was seeing in my last post I’ve since had a bit of a reason to pause for thought. […]
#Fiasp – Faster Acting, but what else is going on?
Having used Fiasp for nearly three weeks now, I’ve seen a couple of aspects to the insulin that have had me slightly mystified, and digging back […]