Non-diabetics spend a median of 30 minutes per day with blood glucose levels above 140 mg/dL.

“The article in JAMA points to a study that says that 96% of the time those with non those non-diabetics, they'd under 140 mg per deciliter uh, for their blood glucose. And we're going to come back to that 140 mg per deciliter number later. I don't think it's magical, but it is a an important threshold or a useful threshold from which to begin discussions. But as as you've pointed out to me when you were analyzing this article, the median, which is the middle value of this set of set of numbers, the median time spent above 140 mg per deciliter was 30 minutes per day.”