Hypoglycemia Prevention Preventing hypoglycemia with dietary change is fairly simple. 1. Eat smaller meals, but eat more often. Try for 3 meals and 2 snacks, or 5 small meals every 3-4 hours. If you experience hypoglycemia in the morning, try having a small high-protein, low-carbohydrate, low-sugar snack just before bed. Nuts are good, and if ...
Have you been diagnosed with hypoglycemia? If so, you probably already understand the importance diet plays in preventing the symptoms of low blood sugar. Keeping your blood sugar levels stable is critical for preventing the sweating, shakiness, lightheadedness, palpitations, and weakness often associated with this sometimes frightening condition. If you’re still a little confused about ...
Children are often hypoglycemic. We’ve all seen it: parents cave in to the youngsters’ pleading for ice cream-everybody wants one! In fact, make that a sundae! And within the hour, the little kids are screaming, fighting, crying, tearing the place apart. Their tiny bodies, as sugared-up as a bunch of plump Twinkies, are pumping out ...
The family joke for many years was, “I’m going to make my husband sleep in a large, green plastic bag at night.” Either that or I was going to sleep in a rain coat. My husband suffered, nightly for many years from severe, drenching night sweats that would cause him to have to change his ...
Many of us have heard of testing for blood sugar levels. We either know someone with diabetes or have seen a commercial about someone testing by pricking his or her finger to find out what their blood sugar level is. Those who have hypoglycemia need to be concerned about their blood sugar level. What is ...
You don’t have to suffer frustration at the local fast food joint if you have hypoglycemia or suffer from other blood sugar disorders. If you have been diagnosed with hypoglycemia, looking at the numerous value menu choices can leave you feeling hungry and frustrated, or maybe discourage you to each just whatever you want from ...
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