Dose sugar affect heart rate

Answer 1

Increased blood sugar levels cause an increase in cellular metabolism, the end goal of which is the production of ATP. ATP is the fuel for muscular contraction, including cardiac muscle contraction. An increased availability of ATP therefore leads to an increase in heart contractions.

Answer 2

Sugar is in every food when u breath o2 that helps to break down the sugar which gives us energy ........................so donno bought increacing or decreaseing heart beat. yes it true that 2 muck sugar is bad but ...............................................i dont know?

Answer 3

It has not been proven that sugar makes your heart beat faster, sugar is basically broken down to glucose, which means that you have greater access to glucose for respiration, for energy. High sugar --> High energy

The rate of your heart beat, believe it or not, is not something you can control, it is controlled by your autonomous nervous system. The heart beat can only be changed via impulses from the vagus and accelerator nerves to the sinoatrial node, and these only really change due to excercise.

Answer 4

It can. This depends on the amount you intake. Lets say you eat 5 chocolate bars every day. I know that's pretty far-fetched as an example but that would increase you rate over time, making you more prone to illnesses such as stroke or heart attack.

Answer 5

Sugar (complex carbohydrates) do NOT have a direct effect on the heart rate. The chemical compounds in chocolate and coffee derived products can speed the heart rate.

Answer 6

sugar makes your heart race and go up also it has an affect on your blood so it goes up

It is metabolized to make ATP which is used in muscle contraction (AKA heart beating).

Answer 7

yeah it does. it goes the sugar goes into your blood, then the blood goes into your heart, so the blood keeps the heart going, and that's how the sugar gets into your heart.

Answer 8

No, sugar does not effect a person's heart rate. Salt effects a person's heart rate. Magnesium and potassium effect a person's heart rate, too.

Answer 9

Sugar makes your heart rate increase.