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.

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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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01/22/2026

📣 We’re so excited to welcome Gary Foster, PhD, to the team as our Head of Clinical and Medical Affairs!

“I’m passionate about blending behavioral and biological sciences to create experiences that meaningfully improve people’s lives. Drawing on my academic and business background and expertise, I am focused on the intersection between what people want and what science can reliably provide to make a difference.”

Gary 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.

01/19/2026

Foods affect everybody differently. And while these "sneaky spikers" may or may not cause a glucose spike for you, it's good to be aware of added sugars so you can make simple swaps and smart additions. 👍

Want more info about “healthier” foods that might be spiking your glucose? Go to our link in bio.

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01/15/2026

Eating snacks late at night if you’re hungry is okay👌 but regularly eating certain foods close to bedtime could have an adverse effect on your glucose levels (1), metabolism (2), and sleep(3).

Tracking your glucose patterns with a CGM (like Lingo) can help you learn how your current habits might be having an impact on your body.

1. PMID: 25870289
2. PMID: 35403984
3. PMID: 31828298

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

01/12/2026

Meet Mandy M, one of our newest community members. After using Lingo, she has learned that taking her dogs for a walk after eating a meal helps steady her glucose spikes. Her adorable dog enjoys the extra outside time as well. We love how you’re really practicing the Lingo fundamental of move more, Mandy! 👏

We want to hear your Lingo story. Please make sure to tag when posting your photo or video. Thanks for being part of our community!

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.

01/09/2026

Kidney. Black. Garbanzo. Navy. Pinto. Beans are a highly versatile food packed with protein and fiber to help you feel full, and they are a good source of slowly digested carbs. (1,2) They shine as the star of the show in salads, soups, and tacos, but they’re just as happy appearing in your side dishes. Dress them up with cumin, garlic, chili powder, or thyme, and aim for a variety in your diet since their key nutrients can vary by type.

How do you like your beans? Share your favorite dishes with us in the comments.

1.PMID: 31728491
2.PMID: 40467897

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

01/08/2026

Looking for science-approved ways to support your metabolism? Here are three:

💪 Building muscle through strength training (1)
🥚 Eating 25-30 grams of high-quality protein at meals (2)
😴 Getting enough sleep, about 7-9 hours for adults (3)

For more expert tips on how to boost your metabolism, check out our link in bio.

1. PMID: 22777332
2.PMID: 26960445
3. PMID: 32431108

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01/06/2026

Add this healthy staple to your pantry for a quick and easy hit of protein and omega-3 fatty acids. Sardines, tuna, and mackerel make a great topping for your avocado toast, and anchovies add umami to your tomato-based pasta sauces.

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

01/02/2026

The 2025 glucose recap is in! Ready to set some glucose goals for 2026? Start with quality protein, fiber-rich veggies, and moving after meals.

Unit of measurement may vary based on your region. A typical glucose range for healthy individuals is 70-140mg/dL (3.9-7.8 mmol/L). Occasionally, one may find themselves over 140 mg/dL (7.8mmol/L) or under 70 mg/dL (3.9 mmol/L), which is expected. Glucose fluctuations in response to food may not always be immediate and can vary based on individual’s metabolism.

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

01/01/2026

Who says Dry January has to be boring and filled with FOMO? A little planning will help you focus on the perks of what you’re gaining rather than fixate on the things you’re giving up.

For more tips on how to crush Dry January and start the year steady, go to our link in bio.

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12/30/2025

Going to ? Join us for our Insights to Action: The Power of Biowearables 💪

Our incredible speakers:
✨ Lisa Earnhardt, Executive Vice President and Group President, Medical Devices, Abbott
✨ Serena Williams, Entrepreneur, Mom, 23-time Grand Slam Champion

Lisa and Serena will explore:
✅ How biowearable tech can help people spot patterns, shape habits, and take charge of their health.
✅ Abbott’s vision to bring Lingo, Abbott’s first over-the-counter CGM, to consumers
Don’t miss this conversation that could change the way you understand your body.

📅 Tuesday, Jan 6
🕐 12:40–1:20 PM
📍 Venetian Expo, Level 4, Marcello 4404

Who’s coming? Drop a 🙌 in the comments.

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

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12/29/2025

Soft launching our 2026 reset. ▶️ Remember, small shifts can have a big impact when it comes to building healthy habits.

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

12/26/2025

Everyone knows New Year’s Eve is for indulgence. 🥂🪩 But when the clock strikes 2026, it’s game time. Resolutions get real — and glucose can be your secret weapon to reaching your health goals.

We’re ready when you are. Kickstart your health goals with $10 off 4-week plans.* 💪🔐

Code: NEWYEAR10

*US: Offer applies to 4-week plans only. 4-week subscription auto renews at a rate of $84 every 4 weeks. Code is valid from December 26, 2025 – January 15, 2026 at 11:59 pm PST. Limited-time offer available on the Lingo website. One use per customer. US and Puerto Rico. Cannot be combined with any other offer.

UK: Offer applies to 4-week plan only. Code is valid from December 26, 2025 – January 15, 2026 at 11:59 pm GMT. Limited-time offer available on the Lingo website. One use per customer. UK only. Cannot be combined with any other offer.

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

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