Recruiting Muscles for Steady Glucose Levels

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In week four, we recruit our muscles as powerful allies for steady glucose levels. Our muscle cells, like our toe cells, also use glucose for energy. After one meal a day, we can take advantage of this by moving for 10 minutes. This could be walking, cleaning, dancing, or doing calf raises. By contracting our muscles, they soak up some of the glucose from the meal, reducing spikes. This is all about enjoying food while improving brain function, reducing inflammation, and balancing glucose levels.

What impact does your blood sugar level have on your brain power?

Every cell in your body needs energy to run. And one of the main ways you provide this energy is through glucose. But while eating foods high in starch and sugar will give you a glucose spike, that doesn’t actually give your body or brain the energy it needs to be consistent.

I’m excited to have Jessie Inchauspé on our show today. Jessie is biochemist who shares her insights and knowledge of the effect glucose has on the body and brain. She’s here to talk about the strategies from her latest book, The Glucose Goddess Method: The 4-Week Guide to Cutting Cravings, Getting Your Energy Back, and Feeling Amazing.

Giving your body energy isn’t simply a matter of eating more glucose. In fact, eating too much can lead to a wide range of problems including inflammation, diabetes, and more. Listen in as Jessie shares four simple food principles you can introduce into your diet today to help balance your glucose, improve cognitive performance, and live a better life.

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