Low Blood Sugar Low Blood Sugar Low Blood Sugar or Hypoglycemia is a condition in which the pancreas regularly overacts to repeated high sugar intake by producing too much insulin. This is particularly harmful to the brain, the most senstive organ to blood sugar levels, which requires glucose as an energy source to think clearly. Hypoglycemia causes a change in the way the brain functions.
Small fluctuations disturb one's feeling of well-being.
Large fluctuations cause feelings of depression, anxiety, mood swings, fatigue and even aggressive behavior. Proper sugar balance is also needed for muscle contractions, the digestive system and nerve health. Vitamin C is helpful in wound healing and increasing permeability of capillaries which tend to bleed. Vitamin C also reduces the accumulation of factors leading to eye and nerve complications. If the cells of the body aren't doing their job, the transport of vitamin C into the cells of the body is hindered, because this transport is factilitated by chromium.