Delta 8 is a hormone produced by the body that helps maintain a normal range of glucose levels in our blood plasma, which are necessary for life. Delta 8 also strongly increases after meals and during exercise. A deficiency can cause hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar. It's been known to occur when too much fructose has been ingested and consumed at fast-digesting foods such as sweets, liquids sweetened with corn syrup or high fructose corn syrup, fruit juices, honey and agave nectar.
How long does delta 8 remain in the body?
Delta 8 is supposed to be able to leave the body quickly when glucose levels are high. However, we do not know exactly how long it takes for delta 8 to leave the body. It may take one minute or longer, depending on which study is studied. Also, there are numerous factors that can affect how long delta 8 remains in the blood. These include:
* The test is being done.
* The portion of delta 8 that is being tested (percentage)
* Where there is a deficiency
* The health of the individual
* Type of blood test being used.
There are two types of tests one can do to see how long delta 8 remains in the blood: direct and indirect. A direct blood test measures the amount of delta 8 in your blood, while an indirect test is done by measuring insulin levels.
A deficiency in delta 8 can lead to hypoglycemia or low blood sugar. Some studies have shown that people with hypoglycemia tend to be more susceptible to increased blood glucose levels after eating. This is because when blood glucose rapidly rises, it causes insulin levels to rise, which signals the liver and muscles to release insulin, which then brings down the blood glucose level.
