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Sugar In Blood
Sugar in blood will have little or no affect on cholesterol or arthritis.
The normal range of the glucose level is 70 to 110 milligrams to a deciliter. Any significant deviation is evidence of hypoglycemia or diabetes. If the glucose level is higher it is a symptom of diabetes, and if the glucose is lower it is a symptom of hypoglycemia.
Sugar in blood will have little or no affect on cholesterol or arthritis.
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Sugar In Blood
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cholesterol, arthritis
Hypoglycemia is a dangerous condition and needs prompt correction because it cuts off glucose to the brain which could cause brain damage in severe cases. To quickly remedy the hypoglycemia the patient needs to eat glucose tablets, candy, or any food containing glucose. A sudden drop in the glucose level usually happens to a diabetic who has taken an overdse of insulin.
Sugar in blood will have little or no affect on cholesterol or arthritis.
