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I want to know what happens to your mind and body if you binge as diabetic?
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Excessive sugar=bad: Binge eating will cause a surge in blood sugar in diabetics. Poorly controlled diabetics (high blood surgar too long) causes many problems: risks for heart disease/attacks, strokes, blindness, kidney failures, dementia, increase cancers, infections, neuropathy, limbs amputations, gastroparesis (stomache can't move food well, and many many more. Be good/be healthy. Consult doc. Regularly. Good luck.
Answered 9/8/2015
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