Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Japanese Glucose Biohacker
Sports nutritionist Ash Sato tests Japanese foods, drinks, and eating habits against readings from his own glucose monitor.
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- Readers comparing Japanese foods and glucose responses
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- The site reports a 43-test mulberry-leaf series and uses 150 grams of white rice as a recurring baseline.
Field notes
The homepage organizes its guides by Japanese foods, drinks and teas, eating habits, convenience-store food, and basics. It reports more than 2,000 readings logged and lists a 43-test mulberry-leaf tea series. The published material summarizes personal CGM experiments and references research, but the extracted homepage does not expose the underlying readings or a complete protocol.
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