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Your noggin's reward system ignites, unleashing dopamine. Meanwhile, the sugar you swallowed lands in your stomach, where it's diluted by digestive juices and shuttled into your small intestine. Enzymes begin breaking down every bit of it into two types of molecules: glucose and fructose.
Your liver can significantly raise your blood sugar level by producing excess glucose even though there is already enough sugar in your bloodstream. Sorghum slows down the liver-induced gluconeogenesis âa process that can be especially problematic for diabetics. 19 The result is less new glucose entering the blood. 19 This beneficial mechanism of controlling sugar production in the liver is similar to the anti-diabetes drug metformin. 30.