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The Silent Heart Risk You Didn’t Know Was Tied To Blood Sugar
When you think of heart health, your mind probably jumps to cholesterol or blood pressure. But there’s another factor that deserves attention: your blood sugar. It turns out that blood sugar fluctuations can influence heart rate in both the short and long term, potentially contributing to conditions like atrial fibrillation (AFib) and other cardiovascular issues.
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