When your glucose levels remain “abnormally high” in your blood, this sugar can’t enter your cells and be converted into energy.

This happens because of the problems with insulin production, Diabetes.co.uk explains.

When you have diabetes, your body either can’t produce insulin, the insulin isn’t effective or there’s not enough of it.

So, while the blood sugar is stuck and your energy levels are low, your body tricks you into feeling hungrier.

Source: | This article first appeared on Express.co.uk

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