Data Range: 2022-07-06 to 2026-01-26
Generated: 2026-01-30 06:52
This report presents a structured subtype-oriented analysis of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) data. It organizes glucose readings into multiple analytical views that highlight overall patterns, variability, and stability of glucose control across different time segments, as well as in aggregate.
Each section combines time-series visualizations, statistical summaries, and distribution-based charts to help identify long-term trends, recurring patterns, and periods of increased variability. Target ranges are overlaid consistently to provide a clear visual context for interpreting glucose behavior relative to recommended thresholds.
Navigation links allow quick movement between individual time segments and an overall summary section. Together, these views support both detailed inspection and high-level comparison, making it easier to evaluate changes in glucose patterns, assess consistency of control, and identify areas that may benefit from further attention or intervention.
This report is intended to serve as a flexible analytical reference for personal review, clinical discussion, and longitudinal monitoring of glucose dynamics.
Purpose: Shows your complete glucose history as a continuous timeline. Helps identify long-term trends, seasonal patterns, and overall glucose control.
X-Axis: Date and Time — chronological sequence of all readings
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL — dashed lines show target range (70-180 mg/dL)
Purpose: Overlays multiple days on a single 24-hour axis to reveal daily patterns. Look for consistent peaks (post-meal spikes) and troughs (overnight lows).
X-Axis: Time of day in minutes (0 = midnight, 720 = noon, 1440 = midnight)
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL
Note: Displaying up to 30 days for readability. Each line = one day.
Purpose: Shows heuristic scores for 4 metabolic subtypes of glucose dysregulation. Higher scores indicate stronger presence of that pattern.
X-Axis: Four subtype categories based on physiological mechanisms
Y-Axis: Score (0-1 range) — scores sum to approximately 1
Interpretation: Green = normal (<0.3), Red = elevated (>0.3). Dominant pattern: Hepatic IR
Purpose: Shows distribution of glucose readings. The red curve shows theoretical normal distribution. A tighter, centered distribution indicates better glycemic control.
X-Axis: Glucose level ranges (mg/dL) — each bar covers a 20 mg/dL range
Y-Axis: Frequency (count) — how many readings fell within each range
Statistics: Mean: 199.1 mg/dL | Median: 191.3 mg/dL | Std Dev: 53.2 mg/dL
Shape: Right-skewed (higher readings pulling mean up)
Purpose: Key numerical summary of glucose control metrics.
Key Targets: TIR (Time in Range 70-180): >70% is excellent | eA1C: <7% is target for most adults
| Metric | Value | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Total Readings | 28,310 | Data points analyzed |
| Mean Glucose | 199.1 mg/dL | Average glucose level |
| Std Deviation | 53.2 mg/dL | Variability measure |
| Median | 191.3 mg/dL | Middle value |
| Range | 64 – 400 mg/dL | Min to Max |
| Time in Range (70-180) | 41.5% | ❌ Poor control |
| Below 70 mg/dL | 0.0% | Hypoglycemia risk |
| Above 180 mg/dL | 58.5% | Hyperglycemia |
| Estimated A1C (GMI) | 8.6% | Based on average glucose |
Purpose: Shows your complete glucose history as a continuous timeline. Helps identify long-term trends, seasonal patterns, and overall glucose control.
X-Axis: Date and Time — chronological sequence of all readings
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL — dashed lines show target range (70-180 mg/dL)
Purpose: Overlays multiple days on a single 24-hour axis to reveal daily patterns. Look for consistent peaks (post-meal spikes) and troughs (overnight lows).
X-Axis: Time of day in minutes (0 = midnight, 720 = noon, 1440 = midnight)
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL
Note: Displaying up to 30 days for readability. Each line = one day.
Purpose: Shows heuristic scores for 4 metabolic subtypes of glucose dysregulation. Higher scores indicate stronger presence of that pattern.
X-Axis: Four subtype categories based on physiological mechanisms
Y-Axis: Score (0-1 range) — scores sum to approximately 1
Interpretation: Green = normal (<0.3), Red = elevated (>0.3). Dominant pattern: Hepatic IR
Purpose: Shows distribution of glucose readings. The red curve shows theoretical normal distribution. A tighter, centered distribution indicates better glycemic control.
X-Axis: Glucose level ranges (mg/dL) — each bar covers a 20 mg/dL range
Y-Axis: Frequency (count) — how many readings fell within each range
Statistics: Mean: 180.3 mg/dL | Median: 171.0 mg/dL | Std Dev: 50.0 mg/dL
Shape: Right-skewed (higher readings pulling mean up)
Purpose: Key numerical summary of glucose control metrics.
Key Targets: TIR (Time in Range 70-180): >70% is excellent | eA1C: <7% is target for most adults
| Metric | Value | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Total Readings | 76,021 | Data points analyzed |
| Mean Glucose | 180.3 mg/dL | Average glucose level |
| Std Deviation | 50.0 mg/dL | Variability measure |
| Median | 171.0 mg/dL | Middle value |
| Range | 47 – 400 mg/dL | Min to Max |
| Time in Range (70-180) | 58.3% | ⚠️ Needs improvement |
| Below 70 mg/dL | 0.2% | Hypoglycemia risk |
| Above 180 mg/dL | 41.6% | Hyperglycemia |
| Estimated A1C (GMI) | 7.9% | Based on average glucose |
Purpose: Shows your complete glucose history as a continuous timeline. Helps identify long-term trends, seasonal patterns, and overall glucose control.
X-Axis: Date and Time — chronological sequence of all readings
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL — dashed lines show target range (70-180 mg/dL)
Purpose: Overlays multiple days on a single 24-hour axis to reveal daily patterns. Look for consistent peaks (post-meal spikes) and troughs (overnight lows).
X-Axis: Time of day in minutes (0 = midnight, 720 = noon, 1440 = midnight)
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL
Note: Displaying up to 30 days for readability. Each line = one day.
Purpose: Shows heuristic scores for 4 metabolic subtypes of glucose dysregulation. Higher scores indicate stronger presence of that pattern.
X-Axis: Four subtype categories based on physiological mechanisms
Y-Axis: Score (0-1 range) — scores sum to approximately 1
Interpretation: Green = normal (<0.3), Red = elevated (>0.3). Dominant pattern: Hepatic IR
Purpose: Shows distribution of glucose readings. The red curve shows theoretical normal distribution. A tighter, centered distribution indicates better glycemic control.
X-Axis: Glucose level ranges (mg/dL) — each bar covers a 20 mg/dL range
Y-Axis: Frequency (count) — how many readings fell within each range
Statistics: Mean: 210.4 mg/dL | Median: 199.0 mg/dL | Std Dev: 67.9 mg/dL
Shape: Right-skewed (higher readings pulling mean up)
Purpose: Key numerical summary of glucose control metrics.
Key Targets: TIR (Time in Range 70-180): >70% is excellent | eA1C: <7% is target for most adults
| Metric | Value | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Total Readings | 92,483 | Data points analyzed |
| Mean Glucose | 210.4 mg/dL | Average glucose level |
| Std Deviation | 67.9 mg/dL | Variability measure |
| Median | 199.0 mg/dL | Middle value |
| Range | 46 – 400 mg/dL | Min to Max |
| Time in Range (70-180) | 37.3% | ❌ Poor control |
| Below 70 mg/dL | 0.3% | Hypoglycemia risk |
| Above 180 mg/dL | 62.4% | Hyperglycemia |
| Estimated A1C (GMI) | 9.0% | Based on average glucose |
Purpose: Shows your complete glucose history as a continuous timeline. Helps identify long-term trends, seasonal patterns, and overall glucose control.
X-Axis: Date and Time — chronological sequence of all readings
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL — dashed lines show target range (70-180 mg/dL)
Purpose: Overlays multiple days on a single 24-hour axis to reveal daily patterns. Look for consistent peaks (post-meal spikes) and troughs (overnight lows).
X-Axis: Time of day in minutes (0 = midnight, 720 = noon, 1440 = midnight)
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL
Note: Displaying up to 30 days for readability. Each line = one day.
Purpose: Shows heuristic scores for 4 metabolic subtypes of glucose dysregulation. Higher scores indicate stronger presence of that pattern.
X-Axis: Four subtype categories based on physiological mechanisms
Y-Axis: Score (0-1 range) — scores sum to approximately 1
Interpretation: Green = normal (<0.3), Red = elevated (>0.3). Dominant pattern: Hepatic IR
Purpose: Shows distribution of glucose readings. The red curve shows theoretical normal distribution. A tighter, centered distribution indicates better glycemic control.
X-Axis: Glucose level ranges (mg/dL) — each bar covers a 20 mg/dL range
Y-Axis: Frequency (count) — how many readings fell within each range
Statistics: Mean: 183.2 mg/dL | Median: 176.0 mg/dL | Std Dev: 49.7 mg/dL
Shape: Right-skewed (higher readings pulling mean up)
Purpose: Key numerical summary of glucose control metrics.
Key Targets: TIR (Time in Range 70-180): >70% is excellent | eA1C: <7% is target for most adults
| Metric | Value | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Total Readings | 99,226 | Data points analyzed |
| Mean Glucose | 183.2 mg/dL | Average glucose level |
| Std Deviation | 49.7 mg/dL | Variability measure |
| Median | 176.0 mg/dL | Middle value |
| Range | 40 – 400 mg/dL | Min to Max |
| Time in Range (70-180) | 53.2% | ⚠️ Needs improvement |
| Below 70 mg/dL | 0.3% | Hypoglycemia risk |
| Above 180 mg/dL | 46.5% | Hyperglycemia |
| Estimated A1C (GMI) | 8.0% | Based on average glucose |
Purpose: Shows your complete glucose history as a continuous timeline. Helps identify long-term trends, seasonal patterns, and overall glucose control.
X-Axis: Date and Time — chronological sequence of all readings
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL — dashed lines show target range (70-180 mg/dL)
Purpose: Overlays multiple days on a single 24-hour axis to reveal daily patterns. Look for consistent peaks (post-meal spikes) and troughs (overnight lows).
X-Axis: Time of day in minutes (0 = midnight, 720 = noon, 1440 = midnight)
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL
Note: Displaying up to 30 days for readability. Each line = one day.
Purpose: Shows heuristic scores for 4 metabolic subtypes of glucose dysregulation. Higher scores indicate stronger presence of that pattern.
X-Axis: Four subtype categories based on physiological mechanisms
Y-Axis: Score (0-1 range) — scores sum to approximately 1
Interpretation: Green = normal (<0.3), Red = elevated (>0.3). Dominant pattern: Hepatic IR
Purpose: Shows distribution of glucose readings. The red curve shows theoretical normal distribution. A tighter, centered distribution indicates better glycemic control.
X-Axis: Glucose level ranges (mg/dL) — each bar covers a 20 mg/dL range
Y-Axis: Frequency (count) — how many readings fell within each range
Statistics: Mean: 170.3 mg/dL | Median: 164.5 mg/dL | Std Dev: 39.9 mg/dL
Shape: Right-skewed (higher readings pulling mean up)
Purpose: Key numerical summary of glucose control metrics.
Key Targets: TIR (Time in Range 70-180): >70% is excellent | eA1C: <7% is target for most adults
| Metric | Value | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Total Readings | 6,655 | Data points analyzed |
| Mean Glucose | 170.3 mg/dL | Average glucose level |
| Std Deviation | 39.9 mg/dL | Variability measure |
| Median | 164.5 mg/dL | Middle value |
| Range | 54 – 325 mg/dL | Min to Max |
| Time in Range (70-180) | 63.7% | ⚠️ Needs improvement |
| Below 70 mg/dL | 0.3% | Hypoglycemia risk |
| Above 180 mg/dL | 36.0% | Hyperglycemia |
| Estimated A1C (GMI) | 7.6% | Based on average glucose |
Purpose: Shows your complete glucose history as a continuous timeline. Helps identify long-term trends, seasonal patterns, and overall glucose control.
X-Axis: Date and Time — chronological sequence of all readings
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL — dashed lines show target range (70-180 mg/dL)
Purpose: Overlays multiple days on a single 24-hour axis to reveal daily patterns. Look for consistent peaks (post-meal spikes) and troughs (overnight lows).
X-Axis: Time of day in minutes (0 = midnight, 720 = noon, 1440 = midnight)
Y-Axis: Glucose level in mg/dL
Note: Displaying up to 30 days for readability. Each line = one day.
Purpose: Shows heuristic scores for 4 metabolic subtypes of glucose dysregulation. Higher scores indicate stronger presence of that pattern.
X-Axis: Four subtype categories based on physiological mechanisms
Y-Axis: Score (0-1 range) — scores sum to approximately 1
Interpretation: Green = normal (<0.3), Red = elevated (>0.3). Dominant pattern: Hepatic IR
Purpose: Shows distribution of glucose readings. The red curve shows theoretical normal distribution. A tighter, centered distribution indicates better glycemic control.
X-Axis: Glucose level ranges (mg/dL) — each bar covers a 20 mg/dL range
Y-Axis: Frequency (count) — how many readings fell within each range
Statistics: Mean: 192.0 mg/dL | Median: 182.0 mg/dL | Std Dev: 57.7 mg/dL
Shape: Right-skewed (higher readings pulling mean up)
Purpose: Key numerical summary of glucose control metrics.
Key Targets: TIR (Time in Range 70-180): >70% is excellent | eA1C: <7% is target for most adults
| Metric | Value | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Total Readings | 302,695 | Data points analyzed |
| Mean Glucose | 192.0 mg/dL | Average glucose level |
| Std Deviation | 57.7 mg/dL | Variability measure |
| Median | 182.0 mg/dL | Middle value |
| Range | 40 – 400 mg/dL | Min to Max |
| Time in Range (70-180) | 48.7% | ❌ Poor control |
| Below 70 mg/dL | 0.2% | Hypoglycemia risk |
| Above 180 mg/dL | 51.0% | Hyperglycemia |
| Estimated A1C (GMI) | 8.3% | Based on average glucose |