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Brainmaster92
10 months ago

Yes, especially if the blood sugar level drops, it becomes delicate!

For too little sugar (glucose) in the body may lead to the sugar coma to death.

This usually happens only when you are sick of diabetes.

You should eat regularly at the usual times, eat slowly to reach the fullness early and sustainably.

Good luck! 🍀

Fem42
10 months ago

Your body then does not get nutrients that it can convert into energy. You always notice when you’re sick. There is a generally bad situation with, among other things, dizziness; also because one has no hunger and the body needs rest.

DianaValesko
10 months ago

Yes, it can be dizzy with hunger, which is red alert, because the brain is not supplied with valuable nutrients, calories, and the mentality decreases. The blood sugar drops, which can lead to dizziness, sweating, powerlessness.

The organs are also working on asparagus.

That is why enough calories should be eaten in puberty. These are more calories than taking adults.

As an example: 12 year old girls 2,200 calories, 15-18 year old 2,500 calories.

So, if you’re tired of getting out of an escalation, it’s hard and associated with a lot of pain.

In puberty one should not make diets because the body and mind should develop.

Good for you.

DianaValesko
10 months ago
Reply to  Wertzuiop385

Please

Luckily, you’re not ill with Diabtes. No sugar coma will come.

Anne0090
10 months ago

Yes, feelings of dizziness in hunger are common and are completely normal.

Chumacera
10 months ago

Yeah, that can happen. In the case of hunger, circulatory problems can occur, and this also leads to dizziness.

Chumacera
10 months ago
Reply to  Wertzuiop385

Sure.

Mugua
10 months ago

Yes, of course. That’s quite normal.

Gutefrage123583
10 months ago

Yes, as with heat, you can get dizzy or bad on hunger.

Birgitmarion
10 months ago

Not so sturdy people can certainly react so if they have eaten too little to nothing!

Aliha
10 months ago

With hunger, not appetite, a strong drop in blood sugar is often accompanied and this can cause dizziness.

Desparativum
10 months ago

Of course.

OpiPaschulke
10 months ago

If you don’t eat enough, the blood sugar level licks into the cellar. This can be expressed in dizziness. A lack of liquid is also possible cause of dizziness. Just as important as eating enough, it is to drink plenty of water.

https://www.foodspring.de/magazine/ Lackernaehrung-11-anzeichen#:~:text=Dir%20ist%20oft%20deskwindlig,es%2C%20many%20water%20zu%20trinken.