I think I would restate this as “the point of showing your doctor the Loop data is to give them the opportunity to understand, more than to help us make adjustments.”
So many practitioners are distracted and fearful about a non-FDA approved technology and their legal exposure that it obscures their fundamental motivation to pursue a medical career in the first place – to help their patients.
Doctors are trained to follow strict standards of practice and creative thinking can be punished with career threatening consequences.
@BradP – congrats on discovering that your doctor reacted well to your use of Loop. It’s tough being a doctor in today’s complex changing medical and technical landscape. It’s even tougher when a viable treatment is presented from a most unexpected source, the patient. It’s great to find a kindred spirit in your clinician.