The amount of glucose in the blood is called blood sugar. This amount must be kept at a proper level or it may cause serious side effects. Having too much can result in damage to blood vessels and complications thereof. Low levels can cause a tired, fatigued feeling.imple Carbs (Cookies, chocolate, table sugar). The structure of carbohydrates (also called saccharides), is divided up into three major groups: Monosaccharides, Disaccharides, and polysaccharides. Monosaccharides are the simplest sugars, and make up all other carbohydrates.
exists and is an alternate of . The surname Anderson is thought to be English or Scottish in origin. It means Son of Andrew or Son of the manly one. The surname Anderson is thought to be English or Scottish in origin. It means Son of Andrew or Son of the manly one.
Origins and history. Anderson is an English and Scottish patronymic surname, meaning âson of Andrewâ. In this form, it is more common in the Lowlands, but it is widespread in Scotland in different forms. In the Highlands, it was rendered as MacAndrew, of medieval Scottish origin. Both names share the same Scottish Gaelic derivation of âGilleaindreasâ - literally a servant of St. Andrew, Scotlandâs patron saint.