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Diabetic shock, or severe hypoglycaemia, occurs when blood sugar levels plummet dangerously low, posing significant health risks. Recognizing early warning signs like trembling, sweating, and confusion is crucial for prompt intervention. Immediate action, such as the 15-15 rule and glucagon injections, can stabilize blood sugar levels and prevent life-threatening complications.

Recent health findings suggest that seated calf raises, or soleus pushups, can significantly reduce blood sugar levels. This low-effort exercise activates the soleus muscle, a metabolic powerhouse, improving glucose uptake and fat metabolism. Studies show consistent soleus pushups can lead to notable glucose reductions, making it a beneficial addition to daily routines, especially for those with sedentary lifestyles.