How is insulin related to carbohydrates?
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Carbohydrates tend to raise insulin levels in your blood. When you consume carbohydrates your body breaks them down and then produces insulin in your blood stream to push the carbohydrates to your cells. If you eat too many simple or complex carbohydrates, your body will produce too much insulin and either create long-term problems or aggravate an existing one like diabetes.
Carbohydrates tend to raise insulin levels in your blood. When you consume carbohydrates your body breaks them down and then produces insulin in your blood stream to push the carbohydrates to your cells. If you eat too many simple or complex... More -
Heidi Skolnik answered:Sports medicine and nutrition specialist Heidi Skolnik explains how insulin is related to carbohydrates in our bodies. Watch Heidi Skolnik's video for tips and information on active nutrition.
Sports medicine and nutrition specialist Heidi Skolnik explains how insulin is related to carbohydrates in our bodies. Watch Heidi Skolnik's video for tips and information on active nutrition. More

