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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11858448 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11858448 Wouldn't want to actually stfw or anything.

• zorpner 13y ago
  Oh, you're one of the people that believe that a perceived "sugar rush" has something to do with diabetic glycemic excursions? They're entirely different phenomena. Dismissed. But thanks for the irrelevant link!
  • cjp 13y ago
    What is it that you think sowhatquestion means by "sugar rush"? My guess is you think he means hyperactivity. What is the difference between a diabetic glycemic excursion (what you said) and a postprandial glycemic excursion (what I linked)?
    • zorpner 13y ago
      I'm going to answer your first question with a question: what do you think he means by "nasty crash"? Because I guarantee it's not what happens post-excursion. There's no difference -- postprandial excursions are a diabetic phenomenon, and have nothing to do with what non-diabetic individuals think of as the effect of sugar and fiber on their health and mood.