This video breaks down the top 10 prediabetes symptoms that you MUST avoid the reverse prediabetes and prevent a diabetes diagnosis. 💥Health Essentials [Full Guides] ➜ ➜ ➜ https://bit.ly/3BdR2pl
➡️ Blurred Vision Having blurred vision is usually associated with being a sign of a detached retina, migraines, or even a stroke. It can result from elevated blood sugar levels as well.
➡️ Increased Levels of Fatigue Our body breaks down the foods that we eat into glucose which is our primary source of energy. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas that facilitates the use of glucose for normal functionality.
➡️ Unexplained Mood Swings Our mental and physical well-being relies on healthy glucose levels. If your cells are unable to take in enough glucose, it can result in mood changes and feelings of depression.
➡️ Excessive Thirst When your blood sugar levels are increased, water is pulled from your cells in order to dilute the excess glucose in the blood. This can result in increased feelings of dehydration and the urge to drink a lot of water.
➡️ Increased Urination When blood sugar levels are elevated, water is drawn from your cells to try to dilute excess glucose in the bloodstream. The kidneys are unable to reabsorb this much fluid which means that your body will need to get rid of it in the form of urine.
➡️ Excessive Hunger If your cells are not taking in enough glucose, it results in cell starvation which means that your body thinks that it needs to take in more food. That leaves you feeling hungry even though the stores within your body are full.
➡️ Achy Joints Having pain in your joints is usually associated with arthritis or as a result of an injury. Joint pain is a symptom of prediabetes as well. It's no secret that obesity is one of the primary risk factors of diabetes.
➡️ Slow Wound Healing When your blood sugar levels are increased, it causes your blood to thicken which means that it doesn't flow as freely throughout the body. Blood flow and adequate circulation is a requirement for the healing process to take place.
➡️ Nerve Tingling Sensations Diabetic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage that is caused by chronically high levels of glucose in the blood. It often results in pain or numbness in the hands, feet, or legs. Loss of sensation, tingling, and muscle weakness are signs of diabetic neuropathy as well.
➡️ Patches of Dark Skin This is a condition known as acanthosis nigricans which is a fairly common skin pigmentation disorder that causes dark patches to develop on the folds of your skin. This abnormal growth of skin cells is caused by increased levels of insulin in the blood.
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