Well, now that you are asking! It is the body’s way of telling you that your body can’t absorb the amount of glucose you are consuming through the food you eat. Therefore, glucose stays in the blood making it sticky. With the blood being sticky it inhibits the blood from flowing freely throughout the body and its organs, depriving the body of much needed oxygen and nutrients. It also makes it difficult for the white blood cells when fighting infection and encourages blood clots. The whole body’s function is disrupted as glucose is attaches to the body’s protein. Putting it all together in this chain reaction, your organs are no longer functioning like they should, causing chaos leading to heart disease, stroke, kidney damage, nerve damage, blindness, just to name a few. As blood is pumped throughout the body you can see how major organs can be affected.
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