Will High Blood Sugar Keep You From Losing Weight?

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Oh, ya

If you've been trying and can't lose no matter what. It might be your blood sugar. If you haven't been going to a doctor lately, you might want to have your blood sugar checked. Your overall health is just as important to losing weight as dieting or exercise. It doesn't mean that you can't lose weight even with health problems, but you might have to change what your doing. High blood sugar is dangerous and you want to get that under control before you spend any more time or money on weight loss.

No matter what your health condition don't be afraid to walk. Walking is beneficial to anyone at any age. But if you've been trying to lose weight and you can't or you stopped losing, you might think about talking to a doctor about your health and explain your problem. There might be a medical reason and a doctor can help you with that. Read the post below that I found on WebMD.

Are you eating healthier and getting more active, but still not losing any weight?
I’ve got great news, and it comes from an unlikely source.
Diabetes researchers just uncovered a weight-loss roadblock:
High blood sugar is hijacking your weight loss.
It doesn’t matter how much you exercise, or how healthy you eat…
“If your blood sugar is high, it’s almost impossible to lose weight.”
Think it might be high blood sugar that’s keeping you fat? Here’s a few ways to tell:
  • You get tired easily
  • You’re frequently thirsty
  • A rapid heartbeat
  • Dry skin
  • You have a hard time concentrating
  • Shortness of breath.

If you ever experience one or more of these symptoms, it could be high blood sugar that won’t let you lose weight.

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