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I get a shaky weak feeling after eating sweets, why?
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Low Sugar: When you load up on sweets you stimulate your own insulin, which moves the sugar into the cells, but can keep working beyond that & lower your blood sugar to an uncomfortably low level where you get shaky and weak.
Answered 4/22/2019
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