This service is by invitation only and may be held at a place of worship, a funeral home or a family home. Usually, selected relatives and a few close friends attend the funeral service. Often public visitation is held, condolences are sent, and the body is viewed.
Sept. 4, 2012 -- Blood sugar levels at the high end of what is considered normal may put the brain at risk, according to a new Australian study. Researchers in Canberra report a link between the shrinkage of two brain regions, the hippocampus and the amygdala, and normal blood sugar levels.
As the amount of insulin increases so does the amount of glucose transferred to the cells out of the blood. This results in lower blood glucose levels causing hypoglycemia. Since the brain cannot store glucose in the cells, low levels of the glucose to the brain leads to migraines. Moreover, this also triggers a sympathetic nervous response from the central nervous system leading to symptoms of dizziness, weakness, fatigue, anxiety and heart palpitations.