According to medical dictionaries, peripheral neuropathy is defined as a «nerve damage caused by
chronically high blood sugar and diabetes.
Low insulin sensitivity may also result in
chronically high blood sugar levels, which are thought to increase your risk of many diseases, including diabetes and heart disease.
Type II diabetes is characterized by
chronically high blood sugar — which poses a danger to small blood vessels, and is a potent inflammatory condition, increasing the risk of heart disease — and elevated insulin.
Peripheral neuropathy is defined as a nerve damage caused by
chronically high blood sugar and diabetes.
When a person eats a starchy diet on a regular basis, the body overproduces insulin to lower
chronically high blood sugar.
It's because they induce a constant state of hyper - insulinemia, and
chronically high blood sugar levels.
So chronic stress equals
chronically high blood sugars.
Not exact matches
In addition to the
blood sugar balance I mentioned above, processed foods, poor - quality fats, and a
high -
sugar diet can cause inflammation that leads to
chronically overactivated cortisol production.
Your A1c appears to be
high normal, suggestive of a
chronically borderline
high blood sugar level.
Depression, a common form of chronic stress, causes hyperactive responses to stress and a
chronically elevated levels of cortisol, which undoubtedly will lead to a
chronically elevated level of
blood sugar.23 We already know that cancer cells are fueled by glucose and people with
higher serum glucose levels have an increased risk of cancer.24 One of the main goals of a caveman diet is to minimize any spikes in
blood glucose levels and to keep them
chronically low.
You're not in much physical perceived stress, and that
blood sugar is
chronically high because in the body has to then go into storage allocation versus burning allocation.
Diabetics, for example, may suffer from poor bones, not because of low mineral density but because their collagen is damaged by the advanced glycation end products (AGEs) created when
blood sugar levels are
chronically high.
If HPA axis dysfunction leads to
chronically high or low cortisol levels then
blood sugar imbalance may result which will then result in cravings.
When your
blood sugar is
chronically high, which is typical if you eat the Standard American Diet (5 - 6 meals of grains,
sugars, and «low fat» foods), glucose is allowed to linger in the
blood too long.
Over time,
chronically high cortisol levels can stress your adrenal glands, create hormonal imbalances, increase your
blood pressure, and «rev» belly fat,
sugar cravings, and insulin levels.
This cause our
blood sugar levels to become
chronically high and increase the risk for obesity and a lot of other nasty diseases.
It is only when fat has so clogged your muscles that they don't respond to insulin signaling as they should does
high blood sugar become a problem because it stays
high chronically.
While this is a good thing if you're literally running for your life,
chronically high levels of cortisol (i.e.: from long distance running), tells your body to make and release more
sugar into the
blood so your body can make more energy.
Chronically high or imbalanced levels of
blood sugar or «glucose» means your body needs more insulin to allow glucose to get into your cells.
This means that the cells are better at absorbing
blood sugar, which helps regulate insulin levels and prevents the occurrence of type 2 diabetes caused by
chronically high insulin levels.
Excess weight and
chronically high insulin levels caused by eating too much
sugar and white bread also weakens
blood vessels, which causes softer erections.
It's the
chronically high insulin and
blood sugar levels that are so hard on the vascular system and precipitously increase the risk of heart disease.