Jenny normally we'd be recording a pro-tip episode here but I have never gotten such incredible

feedback from people wanting more information as I did when I told people I'm going to try looping with Arden.

I'm sure.

Because you've got such a following that people are like, oh, let's do it Scott's way.

You know, Scott's way it really works and then they're like

scot's looping what do you do it is possible that might have been what happened I'm not

sure but what I am sure is that I want to talk about it but I want you here to correct me or to help me because this is the first thing that I've noticed about looping, okay?

And I'll probably get to jump around a little bit, but the first thing that I noticed

is that for most people, most people living with type 1 and using insulin.

Over three months ago, Katie D. Simone came on the podcast and explained to me what DIY looping was.

If you haven't heard that episode, back now. Just stop this right now go

back to episode 227. It's called Diabetes Consieurge. You're going to want to listen to that first

if you haven't.

But if you've already listened to diabetes concierge,

this is what you've been waiting for.

This next hour with Jenny Smith isn't just my first reactions about looping it's my first second

third fourth 50th and three hundred and twenty third reaction this is a summation of the

last three and a half months using the DIY loop.

It's going to be the good, the bad, the ugly things I figured out, things that I don't

yet understand where I think I want to go from here for us and what I think looping

perhaps I should say algorithm-based insulin pumping whether you consider that to be a

closed loop a hybrid loop, whatever it is, the idea of an algorithm making decisions

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