单词blood sugar
n.: 血糖
网络: 高血糖；结合微整型光电高压氧
血糖:
the amount of glucose in your blood
积压糖
血糖
The glycemic index ranks foods based on how much they raise blood sugar.
血糖指数衡量食物提升血糖的速度。
After charting this for a bit, we asked if he might have a blood sugar problem.
在观察了一段时间之后，我们问他是否可能存在血糖问题。
The GI is a measure of how much the carbohydrate in a food raises blood sugar.
GI是用来衡量食物中有多少碳水化合物转化成了血糖。
When high blood sugar levels damage nerves in the body, especially the arms, legs, and feet, the condition is called diabetic neuropathy.
当高血糖水平，身体损伤神经，特别是手臂，腿，脚，这种情况被称为糖尿病神经病变。
And, if blood sugar levels are too high, many areas in the body, including the eyes, kidneys and the heart, can be damaged.
如果血糖水平过高，身体许多部位，包括眼睛、肾脏和心脏都会受到损害。
This dual control on how the body deals with blood sugar is ultimately what determines weight gain and whether or not fat is burned.
这种躯体在如何处理血糖上的双重控制关键在于：是什么决定体重的增加和脂肪是否被消耗。
Answer: B. During digestion, food is converted into glucose (also known as blood sugar), the body"s basic unit of energy.
消化时，食物被转化成葡萄糖（也就是血糖），一种身体需要的基本能量。
Prior use of metformin, an oral drug commonly taken to manage blood sugar, did not affect results among the two groups of patients.
以往二甲双胍（一种常见的口服降糖药物）的用药史，对两组间的结果没有影响。
One of the researchers, Dr Robert Semple, said: "Fear of low blood sugar has dominated the lives of these patients and their families. "
罗伯特森普尔博士是这个领域的一名研究人员，他说：“对低血糖的恐惧感笼罩这这些患者及家属的生活。”
Currently, most people with type 1 diabetes have to prick their fingers up to a dozen times a day to assess their blood sugar levels.
当今，大多数1型糖尿病患者为了评估其血糖水平，一天不得不刺破手指多达十多次。