The Western Desert (a branch of the Libyan... The Western Desert comprises two-thirds of the land surface of Egypt and covers an area of about 262,800 square miles (680,650 square km).
âThereâs something about a high blood sugar that makes my body feel weighted down, like Iâm wearing a chain mail suit (not one of those âForward this or a rabid snail will imbed itself in your ear!â kinds of chain mail â I mean the legit, medieval kind).hen your blood sugar levels are getting back to normal as in 80-120, your body which is used to the highs responds rather viciously. You body has become used to being in a hyperglycemic state. That is its ânormalâ. When your blood glucose levels begin to go down, it may take a few months to feel better.
When you eat, your body begins to store sugar in its cells, but as a diabetic, your body does not produce enough insulin to help control how much sugar is being stored. Spikes in blood sugar levels from eating can cause you to feel fatigued and lethargic, due to excess sugar in your bloodstream and cells. When enough insulin is once again produced to regulate your blood sugar levels, the glucose can be burned off as energy, thereby making you feel less fatigued.