eoamk

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   by eoamk 22d ago

   To follow-up, "commercially available" products from a simple search appear to all be vaporware. I did see that cyclists have been estimating lactate thresholds through breathing rate/expiration volume measurements
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   by eoamk 22d ago

   I think you are misinformed: the electrochemical reaction used by continuous glucose sensors relies on a glucose-specific enzyme and it doesn't have anything to do with lactate. Lactic acid strips use a completely separate enzyme/
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   by eoamk 22d ago

   There doesn't seem to be a continuous lactate sensor on the market. Lactic acid production and/or clearance are definitely useful data w.r.t. exercise (many training regimens talk about lactate thresholds) and also useful in in-pa
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   by eoamk 23d ago

   A few years back, there were a number of startups that essentially resold prescriptions of the ABT/DXCM CGM and provided personalized meal/exercise-response analytics on top. Seems like traction has been tough going, though. Diali