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I love my BLOT!
I love my BLOT!
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I must confess... I love my BLOT , I don't know what I did without it.

love that everything fits!
love that everything fits!
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I have to tell you the tackle box is just the best, I love that everything fits! even the meter stuff right up top and you can see it, it gave me security that everything I needed is in there as I was just coming home from the hospital with my now diabetic child and so much to learn, Thank You.

I actually love it a lot
I actually love it a lot
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I like that when it’s in my bag it’s easy to find and it’s super cute. I think it’s a really interesting way to hold all my supplies rather than just a boring bag.

I sent this to my nephew
I sent this to my nephew
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I sent this to my nephew who is T1D and He loves it! the family was shocked because he's very messy but he has used it consistently since day1

A TOOL HAS BEEN DISCOVERED THAT WILL ALLOW FOR MORE EFFICIENT AND EARLIER DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES

Posted by Cynthia Katsingris on

A TOOL HAS BEEN DISCOVERED THAT WILL ALLOW FOR MORE EFFICIENT AND EARLIER DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES
NUS pharmaceutical scientists developed an easy way to detect FTO levels in cells.  Why is this important? FTO is positively correlated in incidences of metabolic syndrome, and strongly linked to diabetes, so it can be used to detect the onset of metabolic disorders, such as diabetes, early on.  This allows for early intervention and avoidance of the devastating effects when one is undiagnosed until the later stages of the disease.