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Hypoglycemia


Hypoglycemia is a condition most often caused by the pancreas secreting too much insulin which causes low blood sugar levels. If the pancreas is not functioning properly then good carbohydrate metabolism is not possible. A person who has hypoglycemia may have the following symptoms: dizzy, tired, light headed, irritable, anxiety, want to eat sweets, night sweats, depression, swollen feet, weakness in the legs, tightness in the chest, nervous habits, and insomnia. People that have hypoglycemia become angry, aggressive, and lose their tempers easily. The symptoms normally occur a few hours after eating sweets or fats. More and more people today have hypoglycemia because of poor diet and nutrition. Stress also is also believed to increase the risk. Hypoglycemia can also be a warning sign for diabetes.
 
Nutrient / Supplement Helpful notes
B vitamins they are needed for carbohydrate and protein metabolism, proper digestion and absorption of foods, and nervous system health.  This family of vitamins will help your body handle foods that may cause low blood sugar reactions.
L-Carnitine converts stored body fat into energy
Zinc this mineral needed for proper release of insulin, people with hypoglycemia generally are not getting enough zinc
Multi-vitamin Mineral supplement  contains B vitamins, vitamin E, vitamin C, manganese, calcium, magnesium, zinc, which all are helpful in both the treatment and prevention of hypoglycemia. A daily supplement's nutrients are required for good general health and well being.
Aloe Vera herb that helps with stress
Calcium helps with both stress and colon health
Magnesium mineral that works with calcium 
Manganese needed for maintenance of blood glucose levels
vitamin E improves energy, circulation, and healing in the body
vitamin C for adrenal deficiency common in people with hypoglycemia, works well with bioflavonoids


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All Information on this web page & pages linked to it are provided by  GBS International training pack 1995/2002;  
Dr. Mark Crapo nutritional seminars;   The  Herb Encyclopedia  & Sara St.Louis RN, CIC, NP, MPA