Does the sugar rush exist

Answer 1

That may not be true. When an excess of glucose, or any sugars in this case, will increase energy levels. The "rush" may last 30 minutes or so but it is considered a "rush." Often after this high intake of unneeded sugar, you often will get dizzy or have a slight headache. This is due to your body responding to the high amounts of energy the sugar provides.

Answer 2

Sugar rushes do not exist - scientists have found that no matter how much sugar someone has consumed, it will not affect a change in behavior, or hyper-activeness. Children do like to pretend they are on sugar highs, as it is an excuse to run around crazily swinging arms wildly and saying, "I'm on a sugar rush!" But no, they do not exist.

The previous answer said maybe if you drink a lot of soda, but that's because of the caffeine.

So, no, sugar rushes do not exist.