Precision and Accuracy of the Diasensor 1000

5.2.22. / September 22. 2000; Precision and Accuracy of the Diasensor 1000: Comparison of invasive and noninvasive methods for measuring blood glucose.

Last update January 23. 2008

The trial has been made to find an answer to the following questions:

1. How can the precision of the Diasensor 1000 be determined ?

2. How can the relative accuracy of the Diasensor 1000 be determined ?

3. Which devices have been used for the trial ?

4. In which sequence were the measurements made ?

5. How many measurements have been made ?

6. How do the devices look like, used for measurement and how does the place look like, where the measurements have been made?

7. How precisely are the measurements made with Reflolux S, an usual blood glucose measurement device as used for blood glucose self control from diabetics in Germany.

8. How precisely are the measurements made with HemoCue, a measurement device mainly used in clinics and from physicians, which was used for the Calibration of the Diasensor 1000 ?

9. How precisely are the measurements made with the Diasensor 1000?

10. Which relative accuracy exists between the invasive HemoCue meter and the non-invasive
Diasensor 1000 ?

11. What is the effect of calm paperwork onto the relative accuracy of the HemoCue and the Diasensor 1000?

12. What is the effect of slow movement and 20 minutes sports in the afternoon on a hometrainer onto the relative accuracy of the HemoCue and the Diasensor 1000 ?

13. What is the effect of stress onto the relative accuracy of the Diasensor 1000 and the HemoCue
device ?

14. What is the effect of unusual strong movement, 2 hours of sports on a hometrainer, onto the relative accuracy of the Diasensor 1000 and the HemoCue device ?

15. Can the Diasensor 1000 be used to give a warning if the hypoglycaemic blood glucose region is reached ?

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16. What is the effect of alcoholics to the relative accuracy of the Diasensor 1000 ?

17. For which purpose can the Diasensor 1000 be used ?

18. What causes the declining of the correlation shown under certain circumstances like sports and after stress ?

19. What is the reason why the Diasensor 1000 can not be used to detect or monitor for hypoglycenmie
( low blood sugar) ?

20. Which possibilities exist to solve the problem shown and to improve the relative accuracy of the non-invasive measurement ?

This page was set up to provide you with information about the blood sugar measurement without drawing any blood from the person.

Below you see the blood sugar meter (Diasensor 1000), which is using infrared light for measurement of blood sugar without taking any blood from you.
And next (right) you see a commercially, invasive laboratory blood glucose meter, which needs a drop of blood for the measurement. The laptop (left) is used to verification.

I have bought such a device from an amerikan company called Biocontrol Inc., to measure my blood sugar.

To find out how exactly it measurens and whether it measures under all possible daily live conditions, I have correctly attached hundreds of comparative measurements. I found out an unexpected "secret context". This "secret" the manufacturers obviously did not know.

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I have made, series of comparative measurements with the device. I compared the values and have drawn the graphs on millimeter-paper. Sometimes a series of 50 measurements a day.

(No, I did not have a measuring device to continuously measure blood sugar, as some suspect, but I have really made about 50 times a day at intervals of 15 minutes an invasive blood glucose measurement with pricking my fingers.)

At first I had planned to tell everybody tis " secret " for free. Finally however I decides to offer it for 4,20 Euro.

I have made hundreds of invasive blood glucose measurements, I have payed a lot of money for the device and worked day and nigtht to find out the " secret ".

Why just 4.20 Euros? This is the price, I pay for a 0,75 liter bottle of mineral water Teinacher in my restaurant. I think this "secret " is worth a buttle of mineral water.

If you want to read the report: Precision and Accuracy of the Diasensor 1000: Comparison of invasive and noninvasive methods for measuring blood glucose.

(Comparative study of the measurement accuracy of a laboratory blood sugar testing equipment ,
with the need to blood collection for the measurement and
an infrared blood sugar testing device, which noninvasive measures blood sugar.)

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The main things for physical health are:

     * A full, natural and possibly full of vitamines food (with fresh fruit and vegetables) to take.
     * To eat in peace.
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     * To learn A positive view of things.

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