Sentences with phrase «rush of blood sugar»

This can mean that there will be less of a rush of blood sugar after consuming that pumpkin pie, resulting in a slower release of insulin.

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When the boy's doctor took a reading of Jacoby's blood sugar, the family was told to rush to the ER.

Low - GI foods, on the other hand, tend to cause gentle rises in blood sugar and less of a rush or drop in energy levels.

As soon insulin falls, sugar comes rushing out of the liver and into the blood.

A slow, steady stream of glucose helps stabilize your blood sugar and prevents the rush of glucose into your bloodstream after a meal.

Because they contain a maximum of goodness to nurish yoour body; you'll get plenty of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, proteins and healthy fats to energize you and keep you satisfied without any blood sugar rushes until your next meal.

My homemade popsicles take blood sugar stabilization a step further by adding protein and good fats, which helps to slow the sugar rush that accompanies the consumption of fruit and natural sugars.

These chemical changes in our bodies are essential in prompting us to take action against the threat, but as a side effect the rush of chemicals increases our blood sugar and our blood pressure.

You can combat that blood sugar rush by serving your potatoes as part of a balanced meal.

A big rush of carbs with very little protein to go along with it will cause a blood sugar spike and crash, beginning the dreaded craving cycle.

The initial rush of glucose into the cells may feel great, but twenty or so minutes later your body will be working overtime to produce more glucose and you'll be searching the cupboards or your desk drawers for candy bars, cookies and potato chips to get your blood sugar and your energy back up.

I recommend starting slowly with once per week for about 20 minutes, and to keep a small glass of orange juice with you as your blood sugar levels can drop because of the rush of magnesium in your system.

One intriguing thing that can happen when your body releases cortisol is that you get an accompanying rush of glucose (blood sugar) to give you extra energy.

When you sit down, instead of sugar rushing into your muscles, it's now swirling around in your blood stream.