An average of 41 percent of the male population and 32 percent of women have been diagnosed with high glucose levels. These spikes can even be seen in healthy people, depending on their lifestyle. When left out of control, they can potentially lead to conditions like cardiovascular disease or even diabetes. The book Glucose Detoxification by Jessie Inchauspe came as a response to this concern, featuring numerous tips on how to detox your body.
At Artistry Skin & Hormone, we want you to be informed, so we invite you to our glucose management event. On June 4th at 3:30 PM and June 5th at 5:30 PM, you can come to talk with our specialist, Laura Carlsen, about the context of the book, sparing the need to read it yourself.
Glucose, also referred to as “blood sugar,” is the primary type of sugar in your blood that your body uses for energy. The compound is obtained from your diet, particularly foods labeled as “carbohydrates.” Once the foods are broken down during digestion, they are sent into your bloodstream. There, they are regulated by hormones like insulin and glucagon (a substance that has been similarly replicated in weight loss injections).
Fluctuations in glucose levels are pretty normal, as this is your body’s response to a meal. That said, significant spikes in your glucose levels can affect your mood, general health, and well-being. Keeping glucose spikes flat can help maintain consistent energy levels, preventing a sugar crash or mood stability issues.

Flattening glucose spikes can also have long-term benefits, the most notable being its ability to reduce the risk of diabetes. Since glucose spikes could also cause you to feel hungrier than usual, flattening those levels could assist you in your weight loss efforts. Living a healthy lifestyle is recommended for steady glucose levels.
Maintaining steady glucose levels is more or less a matter of lifestyle. Below are some hacks to remember:
There are more hacks that could help you control your blood sugar levels, which is why we invite you to attend our event.
Learning about glucose management can improve your quality of life, so come talk with Laura! Our event takes place at 7701 Shaffer Parkway Unit A LITTLETON, CO 80127, Artistry’s main office. Remember that the space is limited, so don’t forget to RSVP by emailing info@artistryskinandlaser.com or calling our office!
For more information about the event, you can contact Artistry Skin & Hormone at 720-593-1816. We would be glad to see you there, regardless of your chosen day. Should you want to set up an appointment with us, you can also fill out our online contact form!