Time in Tight Range (TITR) is a more precise version of the standard Time in Range (TIR) measurement. While TIR tracks how long blood sugar stays between 70–180 mg/dL, TITR focuses on a narrower window — typically 70–140 mg/dL — giving a closer look at how stable blood sugar levels really are throughout the day. TITR Show Full Answer
Because there is only very little cellular damage, this may mean that the
damage can be treated over time if the energy used matches the appropriate
signal for the cell. The fact that the glucose level is within a range
close to normal may indicate that your cells are responding, but not with
complete accuracy in handling the incoming energy.
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Because there is only very little cellular damage, this may mean that the damage can be treated over time if the energy used matches the appropriate signal for the cell. The fact that the glucose level is within a range close to normal may indicate that your cells are responding, but not with complete accuracy in handling the incoming energy.