This notebook has very few changes compared to the notebook I posted a few days ago . This notebook basically takes all the code from the previous post and simply adds a loop to chart more than one day. Adding the loop requires some refactoring of the code to save on calls to the Garmin API and in general avoid code …

In a post in August I had concluded that the data export from NutriSense does not take manual calibration settings into account. This made it hard to reproduce the charts of the NutriSense app, if you had configured a manual calibration setting for a sensor. Now I have an update on this topic. After inquiring with …

This notebook marks a bit of a milestone, as it brings together a lot of code that I added to the notebook over the last couple of days. In a previous post with a similar title I had finished charting all the data from the NutriSense export, and in this post, I finished charting all data from NutriSense plus my sleep …

After using Garmin data to add run activities to the chart , this notebook goes a step further and adds Garmin step data to the chart. Garmin step data will of course only be useful for people who wear a Garmin watch all day, and not just for tracking activities. I consider steps a good overall metric of how active I …

This notebook is about adding data from Garmin Connect to the glucose chart. If you are using a Garmin watch to track your running/biking/other activities, then this notebook is for you. In other notebooks I had added the exercise data that is tracked within the NutriSense app to the chart. But lets face it, if you are …