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And won't this make the kid's body, probably unconsciously, generate feelings just to get another dose of insulin? Injecting insulin according to the emotions
by woliveirajr 7y ago
And won't this make the kid's body, probably unconsciously, generate feelings just to get another dose of insulin?
Injecting insulin according to the emotions might give bad clues on how you "should" feel in each situation.
- ceejayoz 7y agoIt's insulin, not morphine. The body doesn't crave higher and higher doses of it.
- woliveirajr 7y agoI don't mean addicted. Anyone who has ever gone from sugar highs and lows, or has experienced how your body reacts from a single candy when your glucose is low, or even how it reacts when you were in need and took an insulin shot... Knows that you can feel it. And if you can feel it, your body can learn to modulate your mood and feelings to get (or to avoid) another dose.