What You Don’t Know About Blood Sugar

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In a new hypothesis that shakes the pillars of conventional wisdom, it

now appears that optimal fasting blood glucose levels should probably be

under 86 mg/dL. This means that those with high “normal” glucose

(86-109) are at an increased risk of premature death. While the medical

establishment clearly understands the lethal dangers of hyperglycemia

(blood sugar over 126), they have yet to recognize that even high normal

glucose levels pose a serious threat to one’s health.

 

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http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2004/jan2004_awsi_01.htm