HYPOGLYCEMIA

Low sugar level in the blood.

When there is a small amount of sugar or glucose in the blood it is called hypoglycemia.

Symptoms

A great need to have sugar.

Constant hunger

Fatigue

Weakness

Eye ache

Migraine

Pains in several parts of the body.

Mental disorder, nervousness and insomnia.

The over production of insulin by the pancreas produces hypoglycemia. Heredity and an inadequate diet are the main causes of this disease. This provokes the body to consume a great amount of insulin, thus causing an abnormality in the system characterized by a great need to give sugar to the body.

Suggested treatment.

A diet high in proteins, and low in refined carbohydrates and fat. Between meals the symptoms are accentuated, which is why a high energy food with a high protein content should be eaten, eg nuts and peanuts in addition to nutrient containing vitamin and minerals. Vitamin E improves body energy and the circulation.

It has been found that chromium picolinate greatly helps the insulin existing in the blood to work efficiently without requiring great amounts of sugar to supply this energy.

Note- a sudden decrease of sugar can cause fainting and a metabolic imbalance. Eat food at the first sign of 

symptoms.

Supplement

Nutritional food based on peanuts, honey and malt.

Chromium (picolinate)

Ginseng

Garcinia cambogia contains (HCA)

Bee pollen

Supplement for children

B1, B3, B5, B12, C, E

Minerals- chromium, calcium, magnesium, zinc.

L – carnitine, L – cysteine,  L- glutamine