Technical question

[HICHAM_T2]

This is a technical question

I would love to hear your opinion. In fact I have a good idea is difficult to verify. Anyway it remains an idea. What if a chemist could convert glucose into an electromagnetic field?
I mean, there is a magnetic field around the wrist that is affected by the amount of glucose

So that we can measure the proportion of glucose in the blood every moment and without cost

Why not ? Just idea


I hope everyone will understand me my English is not so good

 

[miahara]

An interesting theory, but I suspect it would be very difficult to implement. I would guess that the magnetic flux density around a wrist is extremely weak and isolating it from other sources of magnetic flux such as radio waves, the earth's magnetic field and electric domestic appliances would be very difficult. Might be difficult, but perhaps not impossible.

 

[JohnEGreen]

Also SMFs in the environment can affect blood plasma glucose and lipid levels to some degree so any device that introduced magnetic effects could maybe skew the readings obtainable.

 

[HICHAM_T2]

An interesting theory, but I suspect it would be very difficult to implement. I would guess that the magnetic flux density around a wrist is extremely weak and isolating it from other sources of magnetic flux such as radio waves, the earth's magnetic field and electric domestic appliances would be very difficult. Might be difficult, but perhaps not impossible.

I am very happy because I find someone who shares the idea with me anyway possible
The impossible is to keep diabetes destroying us safely

Only yesterday, Friday, my sister died because of diabetes

 

[HICHAM_T2]

Also SMFs in the environment can affect blood plasma glucose and lipid levels to some degree so any device that introduced magnetic effects could maybe skew the readings obtainable.

I can not find the exact measurement important here.
It is enough to know the level of glucose that was high compared to