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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A powerful reminder that listening is key to success. Thanks for the reminder, Erin!"I spent most of my adult career in ...
02/23/2026

A powerful reminder that listening is key to success. Thanks for the reminder, Erin!

"I spent most of my adult career in education and was even an early childhood teacher. Many of the skills I developed over the years have been very helpful in my work at Abbott (communication, problem solving, change management, project management). One of the biggest lessons I learned was about the value of truly understanding what a customer needs and how they experience a particular product. There's just no substitute for doing the hard work of asking and listening, and as a result refining and improving the product we're offering.”

Erin Hennigan, Senior Project Manager, Abbott



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

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Mixing up your workout with HIIT and LISS keeps things interesting. And that’s always a bonus when it comes to motivatio...
02/17/2026

Mixing up your workout with HIIT and LISS keeps things interesting. And that’s always a bonus when it comes to motivation and lasting results. 🙌

For more of the science behind how HIIT and LISS impact glucose regulation, check out our link in bio.



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02/16/2026

📣 Lingo is all in to help kick off ’s new series Azza & Zoc Do Earth. In each episode, Chris Hemsworth sends his best mates out to explore the world’s biggest health and performance questions.

Landing at Abbott’s Chicago office, (his personal assistant) and (his personal trainer) are guided through the glucose gauntlet by Pam Nisevich Bede, registered dietitian and global nutritionist for Abbott. All while wearing Lingo.

🍕 Hot dogs, chicken kebabs, deep-dish pizzas, and protein-packed oatmeal.
🏒 Hockey shenanigans with former professional hockey defenseman.
🥪 A high-pressure lunch shift behind the counter at an iconic Chicago deli.

With real-time glucose data at their fingertips, Azza and Zoc quickly realize how different foods, physical activity, and stress impact the glucose roller coaster. Spoiler alert: one of them made better choices than the other.

🎥 Watch the full first episode of Azza & Zoc Do Earth on YouTube tomorrow to see Lingo in action and learn more about the science of glucose.



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Sweet potato puns aside 😉 here’s a quick tip: Cooking ➡️ cooling ➡️ reheating starchy foods (like sweet potatoes) may he...
02/10/2026

Sweet potato puns aside 😉 here’s a quick tip: Cooking ➡️ cooling ➡️ reheating starchy foods (like sweet potatoes) may help make them more glucose friendly. (1)

Want to dive deeper into sweet potato stats? Go to our link in bio.



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It's inspirational to hear stories from our Lingo community members and see how they are using Lingo in their lives. Her...
02/06/2026

It's inspirational to hear stories from our Lingo community members and see how they are using Lingo in their lives. Here is what shared about her Lingo experience:

"As a nurse and wellness coach, I’m passionate about helping others live healthier, more balanced lives — and Lingo has become an invaluable tool in making that possible. It’s not just about numbers; it’s about understanding how daily choices affect long‑term well‑being and empowering myself and others to make those changes every day."

Do you want to share your story and why you use Lingo? We’d love to see your pics or videos, so when you share, please tag . Thank you for being a part of our community!



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Your heart raises some solid points here. Keep the chat open. ❤️Learn more about how glucose impacts heart health at our...
02/03/2026

Your heart raises some solid points here. Keep the chat open. ❤️

Learn more about how glucose impacts heart health at our link in bio.



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

Same DNA. Totally different glucose. Moments that changed how Alex and Joey fuel (and feel). Save this → then watch thei...
02/02/2026

Same DNA. Totally different glucose. Moments that changed how Alex and Joey fuel (and feel). Save this → then watch their full story (link in bio).

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

Looking for a “metabolic reset” in the new year? Go with steady habits you can stick with over quick (and temporary) res...
01/29/2026

Looking for a “metabolic reset” in the new year? Go with steady habits you can stick with over quick (and temporary) results.

➡️ Balanced meals with protein and fiber

➡️ Regular movement (strength training included)

➡️ Plenty of quality sleep

Read more about common metabolic myths debunked by our experts at our link in bio.



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Say hello to Lingo community member . Paige is a nurse practitioner turned holistic wellness coach based in Wisconsin. “...
01/28/2026

Say hello to Lingo community member . Paige is a nurse practitioner turned holistic wellness coach based in Wisconsin.

“I use Lingo to test what keeps me feeling energized, balanced, and well—so I can show up better for myself and my clients.”

We love hearing how much you are learning with Lingo, Paige.

If you want to share your story like Paige, please make sure to tag when posting your photo or video. Thank you for being a part of the Lingo community!



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01/27/2026

How to skip the post-lunch crash? A little movement can help. Take a brisk walk then the stairs back to the office. Or do a few sets of squats and lunges before you sit back down at your screen. Tracking your glucose can also help you see how certain food choices might be affecting your energy and focus. Learn how to at our link in bio.

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

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

Foods affect everybody differently. And while these "sneaky spikers" may or may not cause a glucose spike for you, it's ...
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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