In reactive hypoglycemia,
A)too much glucose is transferred into the brain cells by an insulin excess
B)brain cells do not receive an adequate supply of glucose, leading to symptoms of depressed CNS activity
C)there is a deficiency of insulin
D)there is an excess of glucagon
E)b and c are true

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Reactive hypoglycemia occurs when there is a rapid drop in blood sugar levels after a meal. This drop in blood sugar can lead to symptoms such as dizziness, weakness, and mental confusion. In this condition, brain cells do not receive an adequate supply of glucose, leading to depressed CNS activity. Insulin excess or deficiency or excess of glucagon are not the causes of reactive hypoglycemia.

In Reactive Hypoglycemia