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Can you advise me understand how diabetees really affects mood swings?
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General Answer: When your cells are unable to process energy (glucose) properly, they will function at a sub-optimal or weaker level. This can result in systemic complains such as fatigue, depression, etc. Excessive glucose can also change the general 'chemistry' of your blood, affecting you in many ways.
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