Erik Douds's video: How Loop Changed Type 1 Diabetes Management DIY Artificial Pancreas

Download new loop code: https://www.loopdocs.org Part 1: https://youtu.be/kgr_z_Dk9z8 Subscribe to the Miles of Portraits newsletter: https://www.milesofportraits.com/newsletter Annalisa and I sit down with camera rolling to discuss how technology has changed our management style of type 1 diabetes over the last twelve years. Loop, the do-it-yourself automated insulin delivery system, is now the way we both manage diabetes on bike tours that often exceed 1,000+ miles. A difference is that Annalisa uses the Omnipod + Loop while I use an Medtronic 722 + Loop to deliver insulin. Timetable: 1:10 Our diabetes 1:35 Trip 1: Trans Am 2:20 Trip 2: Alaska 2:45 Trip 4: India 3:40 Life with Loop 3:50 An honest system 4:50 Trusting Loop 5:40 Thank you TidePool is a non-profit based in the Bay Area that is on the journey to design an FDA approved version of Loop.: https://www.tidepool.org/ Follow along: Miles of Portraits: https://www.instagram.com/milesofportraits Annalisa: https://www.instagram.com/annalisavdbergh Erik: https://www.instagram.com/erikdouds Join the conversation New here? Erik Douds is an adventure filmmaker who has biked 10,000+ miles with teammate Annalisa van den Bergh while overcoming the obstacles of type 1 diabetes. Their work has been featured on the cover of Adventure Cyclist Magazine (100,000+ distribution), used for print ads inside Outside Magazine (2.8M readers), and he is a global ambassador for Beyond Type 1 (1M+ followers). Personal Website: https://erikdouds.com Website for Type 1s: https://diabadass.com