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Who’s this diva rocking the ice 🧊 🎉🎉🎉🎉🍾🍾🍾💋💋💋

That’s so good!!! Never give up! Your backward swizzles look amazing!

You are a great skater, Sir! I am 20 and I live in the area where winter sports are quite popular, but I can't skate nearly as good as you.

💪💪 you got this 😉

That’s awesome! Always glad to see more people skating!

Great job, Sir!

Thanks for sharing! This is how proper science is done. Yep, so the Watches are a bust, zero trend. The HyStorm, to be fair had the closest fit to a trend, but still the fasting at 9:30 am was too high, and 4:30 pm too low. I have the F57 L also, and it has neat functions like BP, Sp02, and etc, that are semi accurate, but yeah the glucose function on the F57 L is junk, a total random number generator - total hoax. The standard F57, not L edition, has a slightly more accurate glucose algorithm, where you can enter your fasting number, and it gives a slightly better calibrated simulated prediction. But all of these watches are just guessing, using an assumed every 4 hour meal spike, and the LED can't penetrate deep enuff to give precise interstitial glucose estimates, maybe ballparks at best, and they always wildly under-predict diabetics too (for instance the Filiekeu F57, has a maxcut off of 270 mg/dl, either fasted or post meal) rendering them dangerous. There are a few companies, in England, Germany, and Silicon valley patenting some promising watches and CGMS, I think Diamon Tech, GlucoRX and about a dozen other non-invasive glucometers that are in clinical trial phase, but prob won't hit markets till 2024-26. The accuracy of these new devices around an error of 7-23%, MARD about what we see between the blood glucometers. They use laser, RF, NIR, and magnetic, and other sophisticated principals, and are going to be way more expensive than a cheap 25-50 $ watch. I suspect, because of the big scientific and technological challenge involved in non-invasive methods of estimating blood values for glucose (as well as other proteins, ethanol, other sugars, lipids, cholesterol etc), and the huge financial threat to the blood based glucometer market which has been the only way to accurately est. glucose for the past 40-50 yrs, ( a billions of dollar a year market), the non-invasive technology has had an uphill battle with many failed start up companies with big Theranos style ambitions, like a Star Trek tricorder. In time, like cell phones, they will hit the markets and probably be incorporated into smart watch technology, Im guessing the big blood glucometer companies will always have a market though, for calibrating the non-invasive technologies.