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4 proven strategies for learning to live with hypoglycemia.
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    "As a Type 1 diabetic, living with hypoglycemic episodes can be difficult. This book is vital to help maintain a healthy lifestyle, and to take control of your life. This is a "real life" book that empowers you and gives you the boost you need to tackle hypoglycemia. It is also difficult to find resources for my patients who need advice, and this book is invaluable not only in its ability to educate but also to support. The anecdotal approach helps my patients to realize they are not alone in the search for a normal life with hypoglycemia- because they aren’t! It provides essential advice for managing hypoglycemia. If being in control of your hypoglycemia and your life are what you want - then you MUST have this book!" Jennifer Lind MSEd, OTR/L, Tampa, Florida.
  • "This book is a real reality check..."

    .....At last an explanation in layman's terms about hypoglycemia and how to diagnose and solve the problem of those wicked cravings and mood swings we come to live with. This book is a real reality check that gives food guidelines and an eating plan that is both sensible and practical. Highly recommended information. Well Done. Margaret Baker BN, DipsCS. Capalaba, Australia
  • "This book gives excellent clear direction ..."

    After suffering from debilitating hypoglycemia I discovered that the thing about our time is that there is a vast amount of information out there on every subject. But in my condition I found it very easy to become overwhelmed by this and I battled to get clear informative information on what I should do to control my illness. I think the strength of this book is that it gives excellent clear directions to get started and in depth knowledge to living with and managing hypoglycemia. I found it absolutely invaluable to getting back to normal life and wouldn’t be without it. Thanks for the help. (I’m even running marathons!) Angela Broughton, Vauxhall, London

Diabetes

Diabetes and Hypoglycemia

Hypoglycemia is best seen as one of the early stages of diabetes.  Hypoglycemia is not diabetes and is clearly not as serious as diabetes that requires very strict monitoring and attention.  Some doctors have labeled it Pre-diabetes.

If one is to avoid diabetes, one has to be aware of and take action over the early warning signals which hypoglycemia gives off because there is no doubt that the one disease develops into the other. So, be glad that your body is giving out these signals before something serious strikes you down.

Early signs of hypoglycemia are a craving for refined cakes and sweets, along with excess weight, lethargy and a general lack of exercise.  Look no further than the following figures to see that Hypoglycemia is on the rise.  In the general population of today 30% are obese in the U.S., with Mexico at 23% and parts of Europe not far behind.

Bear in mind you don’t have to be obese to contract hypoglycemia.  Guesstimates put the overweight figure for the population at 50-60%, so indulging in routine Western lifestyle is an invitation to problems down the road. Given 10 years, a lack of even mild exercise and the standard diet of plenty of refined flour in buns, bread, pasta and confectionery, and hypoglycemia follows.

Hypoglycemia and Diabetes are on the same scale – both show a problem with blood sugar levels.  In the case of hypoglycemia it is too low and with diabetes blood sugar is too high.  As the body repeatedly reacts to counter balance low blood sugar, it over-reacts and takes blood sugar levels too high.

How does this occur in your body?  Simply put, with the continual drop in blood sugar through the day because of overindulging in sugar and refined flours your insulin hormones are continually switched on and off.  Insulin is a regulator of sugar in the blood.  Eventually where insulin doesn’t work correctly Type II Diabetes is found.

Type II Diabetes sufferers have to prick themselves regularly to establish their blood sugar levels.  When their levels are too high, they inject themselves with insulin.

If you don’t want to be prodding and jabbing yourself it’s time to take the warning signs of hypoglycemia seriously.  Make the effort to control hypoglycemia, then the dreaded diabetes with the years of agony, inconvenience and worse will be diverted.

The ebook “The Recipe to Conquering Hypoglycemia” will help you control your Hypoglycemia before it’s too late.  The side effects leading to diabetes are bordering on epidemic proportions to the point that a leading cause of death in countries like Mexico is Diabetes.

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