Part 2: The Science of High Blood Sugar and Nerve Damage

When blood glucose levels remain consistently high, it triggers a condition known as diabetic neuropathy. Excess sugar damages the tiny blood vessels (capillaries) that supply oxygen and vital nutrients to peripheral nerves, particularly those in the feet and hands.

Additionally, excess circulating sugar chemically reacts with proteins in a process called glycation, producing harmful compounds that further irritate and damage nerve fibers over time.

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