Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between night and day, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while the temperature may drop at night, a muggy day is typically followed by a muggy night. Crookston experiences some seasonal variation in the perceived humidity.
After consuming sugary foods or drinks, a person might feel nauseous due to a spike in blood glucose levels. High blood glucose is more technically referred to as hyperglycemia, according to the... After consuming sugary foods or drinks, a person might feel nauseous due to a spike in blood glucose levels. High blood glucose is more technically referred to as hyperglycemia, according to the American Diabetes Association. Many believe a feeling of nausea after eating sugar is a result of overindulging. However, there is a more detailed, biological explanation for the uneasiness that follows sugar consumption. Heavy sugar consumption can increase levels of toxic acids, such as ketones, throughout the body, notes Mayo Clinic.
I am also 60 and have had morning nausea for a couple of months. After I eat something I feel better but then it typically creeps back up on me. Usually after lunch I'm fine. I do not feel that I have indigestion and have no stomach pains.