Doctors call them systolic (the top number) and diastolic (the bottom number) blood pressure. Knowing both your systolic and diastolic blood pressure numbers is important and could save your life.
Best Answer: Low insulin means that you may have Insulin Deficient Diabetes. Insulin is the chemical that allows blood sugar to pass into the cells. if the insulin is low the sugar cannot pass into the cells, and so it stays in your blood. each time you eat, more and more blood sugar is added to the blood. the result is Diabetes. Causes for low insulin vary.
Okay, itâs disaster time, youâre a type 2 diabetic, and youâve run out of or lost your oral medication. What do you do? Here are some ideas to lower your blood sugar. First, continue your diet and exercise. If youâre on oral medications that means you still produce insulin. Insulin works most efficiently when you (1) eat small meals not loaded with simple sugars, (2) stay hydrated with water, (3) do a little exercise. Of course, you and your familyâs safety comes first, and you may already be working to exhaustion, but if youâre stuck sitting all day in a shelter, get up and stir around a bit.