Blood sugar curve

by | Jul 11, 2014 | Bone Nutrition

Better Bones Blog

This graphic shows a common fluctuation in blood sugar or glucose to demonstrate why blood sugar stabilization is a key to better health.

What’s Happening

1.
normal blood sugar level
2-3.
sudden rise in blood sugar
3.
pancreas overreaction produces excessive insulin
4-5.
stimulants are used by habit and by choice to restore glucose levels
5-6.
apparent shift of cognitive brain function results in loss of rational control and behavioral symptoms similar to depression or burnout result

Stimulants

A variety of addictive stimulants can alter your blood sugar level:

  • Sugar / sweets
  • Caffeine
  • Nicotine
  • Alcohol
  • Chocolate
  • Cola
  • Simple processed carbohydrates

Even emotional distress can disrupt blood sugar stability.

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Dr. Susan E. Brown

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Dr. Susan Brown, PhD, is a medical anthropologist, a New York State Certified Nutritionist, and the author of Better Bones, Better Body — the first comprehensive look at natural bone health. She has more than 40 years of experience in clinical nutrition, bone health research.

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