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How many grams of sugar per day befor insulin spikes?
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Insulin spikes: Too much sugar is no good for anybody but unless you have diabetes or have been told you have "pre-diabetes" don't fuss to much. If you are over-weight, or not very active then be sure to take less sugar.
Answered 1/19/2018
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