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hi guys recently I had a person who

wanted to know what causes tremors and

they did not have Parkinson’s or some

type of brain degenerative disease they

just had this this tremor on one hand so

I pulled out my trusty

favorite book called sibling collection

of medical illustrations volume 4

endocrinology now in this book I I

mainly have been studying the adrenal

function and other enter congrats but I

recently dove into the pancreas and the

function of insulin which is fascinating

but I wanted to use a credible

physiology book with lots of pictures

because I think about physiology it

doesn’t keep changing they know how the

body works and there might be some minor

things over the years that have been

evolved or tweaked but typically it’s an

unchanging science but here’s what it

talks about in this book and here’s what

I found one of the causes of tremors is

neuronal irritability which makes a lot

of sense because if you irritate the

nervous system you’re going to create a

tremor effect now what causes this is

low blood sugars okay now that can come

from high insulin but when the blood

sugars are lower okay the the nervous

system suffers greatly and definitely

the brain suffers what happens is when

your blood sugars go to low your body

will counter it with epinephrine or

another name for that would be

adrenaline to actually quickly raise the

blood sugars and it’s the quick release

of epinephrine that causes this symptom

right here now there’s some other

symptoms of hypoglycemia and that would

be anxiety sweating well we just

mentioned tremors tachycardia increased

pulse rate weakness mental confusion

headaches and depression and lethargy

now if you’re experiencing any of these

or tremors start doing research in the

area of hypoglycemia and low blood

sugars and I think you’ll find the

answer thanks for watching hey tell me

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