Self-monitoring blood sugar levels has become trendy for people who don't have diabetes. In most cases, however, there is no need to micromanage your blood sugar spikes and dips.

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Many people monitor their carbohydrate intake in an effort to control blood sugar levels, particularly those with diabetes.