What occurs in reactive hypoglycemia?
A) Too much glucose is transferred into the brain cells by an insulin excess.
B) The brain cells do not receive an adequate supply of glucose, leading to symptoms of depressed CNS activity.
C) An insulin deficiency exists.
D) A glucagon excess exists.

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Reactive hypoglycemia occurs when there is an excessive insulin response to an influx of glucose from a meal, causing a rapid drop in blood sugar levels. This results in inadequate glucose supply to the brain cells, leading to symptoms of depressed CNS activity.

What Occurs in Reactive Hypoglycemia