Science clarifies if love affects blood sugar
A recent study has shown that having an emotional partner while eating reduces blood sugar spikes and promotes a return to normal levels. The findings indicated that post-meal blood sugar levels were 15% lower when a partner was present, and the difference in response reached approximately 24% compared to eating alone. Additionally, experiments demonstrated that having a partner helps maintain body warmth and results in a reduced stress response. However, the study emphasizes that these findings are limited and focus on immediate effects, and they cannot be applied to individuals with diabetes.
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