Blood sugar

Proper functioning of sugar is ensured by insulin. Normal sugar levels of a healthy human range between 4 – 6 mmol/l. This value can be obtained easily from a drop of blood. Repeatedly increased glucose levels are initial disorder signals which should never be underestimated. If an insufficient level of insulin or no insulin is produced by the pancreas blood sugar is not getting to where it should be, which possibly results in vein and tissue damage.