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It's cheap, people like it, and it counter acts what the body may
interpret as a sudden drop in blood glucose level which can sometimes
cause a person to be dizzy and similar symptoms. Some places use a cookie
or similar for the same reason, it causes a small rapid rise in blood
glucose.
Quoted message said:Why do they always give you orange juice
when you donate blood?
I think it might have to do with potassium? How much potassium is
lost during a normal blood donation?
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Quoted message said:It's cheap, people like it, and it counter acts what the body may
interpret as a sudden drop in blood glucose level which can sometimes
cause a person to be dizzy and similar symptoms. Some places use a cookie
or similar for the same reason, it causes a small rapid rise in blood
glucose.Quoted message said:Why do they always give you orange juice
when you donate blood?
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