Smoking Cessation Linked to Risk For Diabetes?

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asked Mar 3, 2020 in H&E by reginafancy (9,820 points)

The body needs energy to function, in  My Sugar Balance Review the same way that a car needs petrol. Throughout the day, the blood sugar range typically changes between those values, being at their lowest in the morning before breakfast and then fluctuation throughout the rest of the day, peaking for a couple of hours after meal times. Having a blood sugar level that is either too high or too low for a given length of time spells trouble.

When the blood glucose levels rise above 150mg, the person is said to have high blood pressure or hyperglycemia; and below 70mg is classed as low blood pressure or hypoglycemia. Persistent high blood pressure that is not treated can result in diabetes. If you suffer from any of these conditions, it is vital that you know exactly what your blood sugar levels should be, as much as it is vital that you keep track of them. Upon rising in the morning and in between meals throughout the day, your blood sugar level should be between 80 and 120mg. For approximately two hours after eating a meal, your blood sugar level should be about 170mg or less.

Around bedtime, the ideal blood glucose level is between 100 and 140mg. These figures should only be used as a regular guideline to follow, as they will change from individual to individual. The best judge of what your normal blood sugar range should be is your health care practitioner so it is essential that you have regular checkups.

 

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