Can not drinking enough water affect my blood sugar?

Answer 1

anything to do with your blood sugar is serious. If you are a diabetic and you have questions about your sugar you really should ask your Dr. And I say this because diabetes is potentially a deadly disease

Answer 2

Wow, great question. The assumption that how high your blood sugar is has to do with how much water you drink does make sense. A lot of people discover that they have diabetes, because they suddenly get extremely thirsty and start drinking huge amounts of water. So I certainly do understand where you are coming from. You can of course experiment by drinking lots of water, measure your blood sugar level and kind of sit back and observe what happens.

Answer 3

Yes. Kidneys need water to eliminate excess blood sugar, if you are that high in blood sugar. Whether you are healthy or have any kind of condition, 64 oz of water (2 liters) is the recommended minimum daily adult amount. Others say no more than a gallon - 4 liters should be imbibed, though.

Answer 4

yes, it does, lack of water affects every part of your body, even your organs will not work properly without enough water, your body will not be able to flush out toxins out of your system, also you might have problems in the bathroom ridding your body of waste. most of your fluid intake should be water , drink water for a long life . it will also benefit you not to eat any sugar, it also breaks down every part of your body, junk foods , white flour should be labled as poisons. every operation in your body requires water and nutrients , so give your body what it needs, love life and live a life of love and be happy just because you can.......

Answer 5

Yes, especially if you are diabetic. Urine is just one of the ways the body deals with excess sugar.

Answer 6

Water is healthey it can kill you if you don't drink enough water so drink some water

Answer 7

Yes!

Answer 8

defiantly yes...