When large amounts of sugar enter your bloodstream, your body tries to deal with the issue by releasing insulin — lowering your blood sugar (sometimes too much!)
Not exact matches
This only applies to added
sugars,
when consumed in
large amounts, in the context
of a high calorie, Western diet.
Defendant is conveying an overall message
of a healthful snack product to parents
when, in fact, the Products contain dangerous, non-nutritious, unhealthy partially hydrogenated oil,
large amounts of sugar, and potentially harmful artificial dyes.»
Avoid
large amounts of sugars, alcohol, and tropical fruits and juices
when you know you're going to be outdoors.
When you eat
large amounts of sugar, fructose, bread, pasta, and any other grain products, you're essentially sending a hormonal message, via insulin, to your body that says both «keep eating» and «store more fat.»
This only applies to added
sugars,
when consumed in
large amounts, in the context
of a high calorie, Western diet.
When blood
sugar rises, it causes a
large amount of insulin to be released from the pancreas.
When an athlete consumes
large amounts of «naked» carbohydrates without sufficient fat and protein to slow the sharp blood
sugar rise the pancreas has to saturate the bloodstream with insulin to drive down blood
sugar via a number
of physiological pathways.
Your body is simply not designed to process
large amounts of refined
sugars and grains, which explains the myriad
of health effects that occur
when you overindulge in foods like bread, pizza, pasta, bagels, rice, pancakes and waffles without serious metabolic consequences:
«But what does happen
when you eat a
large amount of sugar and foods that act like
sugar is that you grow gut flora that also like
sugar....
When other
sugars found in the diet are added to the soda, such as those found in donuts (8 - 10 teaspoons), jams (3 teaspoons per tablespoon), cookies (2 - 4 teaspoons per cookie), candy or other snacks, and the so - called «hidden
sugars» found in salad dressing, bread, peanut butter and other foods are added, it is easy to see that
large amounts of sugar are being consumed daily.
Due to the presence
of antioxidants in
large amounts, it helps in increasing the insulin sensitivity and also reduces fasting blood
sugar levels
when consumed at night before sleeping.
When you're hypothyroid and already have a problem storing
sugar in your liver and muscles any intense workouts requires you to use
large amounts of sugar very quickly.
When you take a
large amount of dextrose (35g to 70g), your blood
sugar level increases rapidly, and in response, your body releases insulin to quickly bring your blood
sugar level down to normal.
When you eat simple
sugars, your blood
sugar levels rise quickly, causing your pancreas to release a
large amount of insulin.
When eaten alone or in
large amounts, foods that rank high on the GI cause fast spikes in blood
sugar, leading to a surge
of insulin, a hormone that helps the body use or store blood
sugar.
Dogs can suffer from many
of the same health problems as humans
when their diet contains
large amounts of sugar, including obesity and even diabetes.