Abstract
The concept of normoglycemia is based on dotted blood glucose research. The appearance in the clinical practice of continuous glucose monitoring technologies requires additional reference points for carbohydrate metabolism in individuals without diabetes. The review discusses the patterns of glucose levels obtained using various systems of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems in healthy people, depending on age, gender, body mass index, diet and physical activity, as well as the possibilities and limitations of the early diagnosis of dysglycemia using the specified method. The ability to predict the progression of dysglycemia at the time when the beta cell is still relatively functional opens up a window of opportunity for the primary prevention of the type 2 diabetes.
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