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         <description><![CDATA[<div>01<br>What is blood sugar?<br>In general, blood sugar is the amount of glucose in the blood. The carbohydrates contained in the food are converted into glucose in the body.<br>01<br>What is blood sugar?<br>In general, blood sugar is the amount of glucose in the blood. The carbohydrates contained in the food are converted into glucose in the body.<br>02.<br>How does the body use blood sugar?<br>The glucose obtained from the carbohydrates in the food enters the bloodstream, which causes the blood sugar level to rise. The pancreas then releases the hormone insulin it has formed into the bloodstream. With the help of the "key" insulin, the glucose can then be absorbed by the body cells to which it provides important energy and stored as glycogen. As soon as the glucose has entered the body cells, the blood sugar level drops. When the body needs energy, it splits the stored glycogen back into glucose and leads it back into the bloodstream. Without glucose, our muscles and organs are unable to work. The brain even uses glucose exclusively as a source of energy. Too low blood sugar can cause problems like dizziness or fainting.<br>03.<br>Why and when should blood sugar be measured?<br>In general, it is recommended that a blood sugar measurement should be carried out in every person aged 45 and over at about 3-year intervals in order to detect possible diabetes. Type 2 diabetes does not cause any symptoms for a long time, although complications can also arise in the early stages. People with risk characteristics for diabetes such as obesity or fat metabolism disordersshould check your <a href="https://bloodsugarpremier.info/">blood sugar</a> level earlier. Diabetics suffer from high blood sugar. The hormone insulin, which is normally responsible for the transport of sugar from the bloodstream into the cells, is either insufficient or ineffective in diabetes. To control existing diabetes, measuring blood sugar is of paramount importance.<br>.<a href="https://bloodsugarpremier.info/">https://bloodsugarpremier.info/</a><br><a href="http://www.bubbledock.com/blood-sugar-premier-review/">http://www.bubbledock.com/blood-sugar-premier-review/</a><br><a href="https://bloodsugarpremierus.weebly.com/">https://bloodsugarpremierus.weebly.com/</a><br><a href="https://sites.google.com/site/bloodsugarpremierus/">https://sites.google.com/site/bloodsugarpremierus/</a><br><a href="https://facebook.com/BloodSugarPremierUS/">https://facebook.com/BloodSugarPremierUS/</a><br><a href="https://facebook.com/BloodSugarPremierUS/posts/109020440885164">https://facebook.com/BloodSugarPremierUS/posts/109020440885164</a><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br></div>]]></description>
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