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What is the normal physiological response to increased intake of sugars?

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Answer: A fast increase in blood sugar causes a rapid increase in insulin, which is the hormone responsible for allowing glucose to enter cells.

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High insulin levels cause glucose levels to quickly fall, which can then cause you to feel hungry again, prompting you to take in more calories.

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Answer:

A fast increase in blood sugar causes a rapid increase in insulin, which is the hormone responsible for allowing glucose to enter cells. High insulin levels cause glucose levels to quickly fall, which can then cause you to feel hungry again, prompting you to take in more calories.

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