High Blood Sugar make you Tired

This is truth that one have lots of potential energy from high levels of glucose (sugar) in your blood, but your body is unable to make use of it. You can't produce or properly utilize insulin, a hormone intended to transmit the blood sugar that cells use for energy. Low conversion of glucose into energy result tiredness in living cell and in total body.

Insulin resistance is the underlying problem for the vast majority of those with diabetes. The reality is that in 90% of all diabetics (those with Type 2), the pancreas produces plenty of insulin, but the cells resist the efforts of insulin and won't let the blood sugar in.  In turn the level of sugar (glucose) in the blood begins to rise. More and more unused sugar in body cause bad health.

Uncontrolled high blood sugar does more than sap your energy. It puts you at risk for heart disease, nerve damage, vision problems, memory loss and a weakened immune system. The good news is that, in general, for every 1 point reduction in A1c, the risk of developing diabetic complications is reduced by up to 40%.

Your efforts in controlling  blood sugar will result in tangible health benefits. Do good long walk as much as you can. Over work should not harm your heart and other vital systems. Avoid using energy driven cycle. Use paddle cycle. Remember stabilizing your blood sugar is a reality and is very important in maintaining and keeping your health. Keep close watch on your body and sugar level because Health is your personal property.