I paradoxically bought FSD after hearing Elon Musk announce that full unsupervised FSD is impossible on HW3. This is the record of upgrading from EAP to FSD while waiting for the v14 Lite release in June 2026.
Final review of the 11-day CGM experiment. Taking off the sensor, the surprising truth about Soju, and lifestyle changes after receiving a 6.1% GMI score.
CGM Day 11. I had a normal homemade curry packed with potatoes and carrots. Expected a spike, but it stayed high until noon.
CGM Day 10. I ate plenty of pork belly with half a bowl of rice and Ssamjang, yet my blood sugar stabilized at 146. A strong defense line built by veggies and protein.
Day 9 of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM). Nine days in, just one day left on the sensor. Iron plate Dakgalbi raised my blood sugar more gently than expected—until the fried rice arrived.
Day 8 of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM). I had my favorite Sundaeguk for lunch and took a 30-minute walk. My blood sugar dropped while walking, but skyrocketed the moment I sat back down.
Day 7 of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM). I had my usual simple lunch of 3 boiled eggs and soy milk, hitting a 156. Then I tested how much my favorite vanilla latte would raise my blood sugar, and it felt like injecting sugar straight into my veins.
Day 6 of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM). A light dinner of a pear and a banana blasted my blood sugar up to 214, but an immediate 1-hour swim brought everything right back to normal.
CGM Day 5. A single banana for breakfast spiked my blood sugar to 153. For lunch, ramen with two eggs hit exactly 200. Refined carbs hit hard.
CGM Day 4. Same toast routine, different bread. White bread spiked me to 197, multigrain bread topped out at 159. I swapped the bread and added an egg — and the numbers changed by 38.