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06-24-2012, 04:26 PM
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numb hands and arms upon waking up can be do to low blood sugar during the night.
Eating high carb high sugar food, sets the stage for all sorts of low blood sugar attacks. I'd start eating better, low sugar low starch/carb food choices. You will find you hands don't go numb at night like before.
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