Fasting Glucose — Baseline Metabolic Marker — 60-Second Protocol

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lab guide · 2026-09-06

The cheapest metabolic number on your panel, and the one most people read too generously.

Plasma glucose measured after an 8–12 hour fast. The simplest standalone metabolic marker. Less sensitive than fasting insulin to early dysfunction but available on every basic panel.

The protocol

Unitsmg/dL
Standard range70–99 (normal); 100–125 (pre-diabetic); ≥ 126 (diabetic, two readings)
Optimal range75–90
<75low — consider repeat
75-90optimal
90-99normal but trending — pair with insulin
≥126diabetes — confirm and see clinician
100-125pre-diabetic
Dietreduce refined carbs, add fibre
Sleep7–9 h
Testingadd fasting insulin and HbA1c for full picture
Movementdaily walks + 2x strength

Full transcript

The cheapest metabolic number on your panel, and the one most people read too generously. Plasma glucose after an eight to twelve hour fast. Seventy-five to ninety is optimal. Ninety to ninety-nine is inside the normal range but trending, and worth pairing with fasting insulin. One hundred to one twenty-five is pre-diabetic. One twenty-six or above on two readings is diabetes, and that one goes to a clinician. It is less sensitive than fasting insulin to early trouble, but it is on every basic panel — so it is the number you already have. agegen.ai. Generate your prime age! ~~ Mr. Age

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