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New year. New habits. New you.

Itā€™s the perfect time to experiment with
#SteloNewYearInsights to create healthy habits
that last all year longā€”and beyond.

Our weekly Stelo challenges help you identify and build healthy habits that work for you. Throughout January, weā€™ll reveal two new healthy challenges each week. Be sure to follow us on social @Stelo and keep an eye on your email to view the latest challenges as theyā€™re shared.

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Refresh your
health goals

All month long, weā€™re presenting weekly #SteloNewYearInsights challenges. These will offer practical tools and considerationsā€Øto help you achieve more stable glucose levels. By trying new things around nutrition, sleep, stress, and more, you can discover what truly works for youā€”helping you build healthy habits.
Sound interesting? Check out this weekā€™s challenges below.Ā 

#SteloNewYearInsights challengesā€Ø

Your journey toward a healthier, more goal-getting you in 2025 starts here.ā€ØĀ 
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Week 1: Nutrition

With Stelo, you can see patterns in how your glucose levels react to what you eat and make adjustments that work for you.ā€Æ
  • Discover challenges
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Week 2: Activity

Movinā€™ and groovinā€™ doesnā€™t just improve your fitnessā€”itā€™s also a simple way to help optimize your glucose levels.
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Week 3: Stress

Finding ways to mitigate stress is another way you can work toward more stable glucose.ā€Æā€Æ
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Week 4: Sleep

Grab your pillowā€”this week, weā€™re getting serious about helping you get the ZZZs you need.

Follow along on social

Challenges are even better when weā€™re all in it together. Come join us on social and
discover other #SteloNewYearInsights, or share your own.ā€Æ
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Testimonials

ā€œI'm super happy with Stelo for the glucose feedback and making it easy to correlate it with other activities.ā€
-Tom S.
ā€œOne reason I really, really appreciate Steloā€”there's the ā€Ødata gathering phase, there's ā€Øthe digesting the information, ā€Øand then the action.ā€
-Tom S.
ā€œWhen you've got that constant information, you stay more focused on staying on task.ā€
-Thomas P.
ā€œI found out that the different exercises affect my [glucose] differently.ā€
-Bill G.

More resources for your health journey

Whether youā€™re just starting out or looking to refine your routine, we have resources available to equip you with the knowledge you need to stay motivated and support building habits that work specifically for you.Ā 

More resources for your health journey

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Keeping blood sugar stable: when (and how much) to eatĀ 

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Easy meal planning forā€Øoptimal blood sugar

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The health benefits of a simple 10-minute walk to lower blood sugarĀ 

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The best time of day to exercise for blood sugar controlĀ 

How stress can cause high blood sugar levelsĀ 

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How stress can cause high blood sugar levelsĀ