Lingo

Lingo is a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) biosensor and app that reveals how your body responds to food, movement, and daily habits. And what doesn’t.

Take our prediabetes quiz: hellolingo.com/prediabetes
View our Safety Info: hellolingo.com/safety-information 3pm 😵‍💫 crashes, carb 🥨 cravings, brain 😶‍🌫️ fog? Could be your glucose calling the shots. When you know what’s going on inside your body, you can find what works you. Get to know your glucose with Lingo, the CGM biosensor and app that tracks your glucose in real time and turns it into personal insights you can act on. So you can learn how to stay in a healthy glucose range for steady energy, sharper focus, and heart health. Rooted in decades of science, designed for you by Abbott, Lingo helps you build better habits, crush energy crashes, and fuel your best self. Ready to see what your body reveals? Welcome to Lingo. View our Safety Information: https://www.hellolingo.com/safety-information

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03/26/2026

Closing out our series with Naincy and how Lingo supports her personal health journey.

“Lingo is like a personal coach on your arm and on your phone, guiding your choices toward better health. Seeing data in real-time helps me make better choices towards food and motivates me to create health goals I can actually achieve.” – Naincy, Engineering Team, Abbott

Naincy is an employee of Abbott. Any opinions represented in this post are personal to individuals in this post.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

03/25/2026

Choosing a protein bar shouldn’t feel like a research project. The “ideal” bar is always the one that fits your needs, preferences, and routine. Here are some things to help you choose:

➡️ Aim for 15–20 g protein, which can help slow digestion and support a more gradual rise in glucose. (1)

➡️ Opt for complete and common protein sources, like whey, milk, egg, soy, or well-formulated plant blends.

➡️ The carb amount influences the glucose rise. (2) Try and keep added sugar low (≤ 5g) and carbs sensible (15-20 g).

➡️ Look for higher fiber (about 5–10 g). Soluble fiber can help slow carb absorption and support steadier glucose. (3)

1. PMID: 39019167
2. PMID: 37630761
3. PMID: 36496742

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For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

03/24/2026

More than 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. have prediabetes. And 80% don’t know they have it. Do you know your prediabetes risk? Our 1-minute quiz can help. Find it at our link in bio. 🔗

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

03/23/2026

We can't resist dogs, so when we saw , a wavy hair coach and stylist based in Texas, share a picture with her Lingo on while she was hiking with her dog Winnie, we just had to share her photo and Lingo story.

Here's what Alyson said about her Lingo experience: "Using Lingo helped me really understand which foods were better for me. By figuring out which foods were good for me, this also impacted other things with my health that I would have never guessed would have been influenced by what I ate. I learned better ways to prepare or consume foods (I previously thought I’d have to go without!), so that my glucose remained more consistent. Lingo is a game changer for me."

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For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit the link in our bio.

Any opinions represented in this post are personal to individuals in this post.

03/20/2026

It’s not in your head. There’s A LOT happening inside your body during perimenopause. And glucose plays an important role.
How? Great question. We’ll tell you all about it and how CGMs can help at our Lingo x webinar on March 24 at 2 pm PT / 5 pm ET.
Register now at the link in bio.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

03/19/2026

Only the pairings with protein make it to the finals. TLDR: Carbs do better with protein on their team to help steady the post-meal spike.

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03/18/2026

Continuing our series with Haley and what she loves most about her job at Abbott.

“Working at Abbott excites me because I get to partner with healthcare professionals to help improve people's metabolic health. I love being able to offer a tool that helps people customize their approach to nutrition, exercise, stress, sleep, and more. The innovation behind Lingo, the future of the device, the customers I work with are all reasons why I truly love being part of the team.” – , Sales Team, Abbott

Haley is an employee of Abbott. Any opinions represented in this post are personal to individuals in this post.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

03/17/2026

Green veggies all day. 🥦🥬🥒🫛 Who's in?

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03/16/2026

Glucose‑friendly at SXSW? Yes, it’s possible.

is about learning and exploring what’s next. For your health, what’s next starts with getting to know your glucose. On March 17, join Lingo by Abbott at SXSW for a dynamic conversation, an Abbott‑hosted happy hour, and a chance to try Lingo on us.

We’d love to see you there in person. Don’t forget to add the panel to your schedule in the SXSW app!

Panel: Silent Risk to Everyday Strength: Glucose for Better Health

📅 Tuesday, March 17
🕐 4:00 – 5:00pm
📍Red River Ballroom at The Thompson Hotel, 506 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin, TX

Our incredible speakers include:

Ash Pryor
Peloton Instructor and Motivational Speaker

Kathleen Jordan, MD
Chief Medical Officer at Midi Health

My Ngyuen
Chef, Author, and Digital Creator of “My Healthy Dish"

Pam Nisevich Bede MS, RD, CSSD, LD
Global Nutritionist, Abbott’s Lingo business

Join us for a powerful, eye‑opening panel as we explore personal health journeys and learn why it’s essential to understand your body’s unique data, equipped with real‑time data designed to empower people to take control of their health.

Learn why it's critical to get to know your glucose, hear from experts on the prevalence and risk of prediabetes, and explore ways to reverse the trend so you can optimize and feel better day‑to‑day.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit the link in our bio. The biosensor shape and appearance is a mark of Abbott.

03/14/2026

It’s , so pie is absolutely happening. Keep it glucose-smart with these quick tips:

🥧 Eating a balanced meal first (protein, fiber, healthy fats) can help minimize the glucose spike (1).
🥧 Pies made with whole fruits often have more fiber than cream-filled ones.
🥧 Walking for even just ten minutes after a meal can help steady your glucose. (2)

1. PMID: 36574255
2. PMID: 36715875

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For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

03/13/2026

Hormones going off script? Join Dr. Kathleen Jordan, Chief Medical Officer of Midi Health, and Pam Nisevich Bede, Global Nutritionist for Abbott, for our live webinar on March 24 at 2 pm PT / 5 pm ET.

Topics on the agenda:
➡️ How glucose can be an indicator of hormonal shifts
➡️ How estrogen shifts can change the way your body handles insulin and glucose
➡️ How using a CGM can help you navigate a changing metabolism
️➡️ Plus, get your questions answered live

Register now at the link in bio. 🔗

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

03/11/2026

For today’s spotlight, Heather shares how curiosity, learning from others, and trusting what you bring to the table can shape your career.

“My advice for women entering the health‑tech industry is to stay curious and learn from the people around you — their experience is one of your greatest resources. Work hard to understand not just the job, but the mission and the people behind it. Show up prepared, stay open to feedback, and always bring your best effort. This industry moves quickly, and women bring perspective, empathy, and resilience that make a real impact. Believe in your ability to contribute, grow, and lead.” – Heather, Marketing Team, Abbott

Heather is an employee of Abbott. Any opinions represented in this post are personal to individuals in this post.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

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