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Low Blood Sugar Symptoms Without Low Blood Sugar


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Lowering blood sugar: Lowering blood sugar without medication

Author: Scott Waye

It is possible to lower blood sugar without dangerous medication.. With science and doctors now admitting that diabetes drugs can do serious danger to the body many are seeking a natural way to reverse diabetes. It is important to realize that diabetes is a dangerous disease that steals the life of the body. Lowering blood sugar is not a option it is a must.

Time is not on the side of the diabetic. As the diabetic waits the poison high level of blood glucose destroys the cells of the body. It is for this reason that many diabetic will have to have their legs removed. The type 2 diabetic has a lack of insulin sensitivity. This means that the insulin is not effective in removing the poison blood glucose. Lowering blood sugar is critical to save your body. The sad news is that as dangerous as diabetes drugs are must diabetes diets do not work.

 A typical sugar free diet does not reverse diabetes. In fact diabetes has increased with sugar free diets worldwide. If a diet cannot fix the insulin problem is it is a waste of time. There is some good news. There is a diet that has been reversing diabetes type 2 by stopping the insulin problem. It is popular in many countries and works well without drugs. See it here CLICK HERE lowering blood sugar

 Never wait to find a real type 2 diabetes diet that can reverse this illness. Time is what kills the diabetic; only a specialized repair diet can save the body

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About the Author

Scott Waye is an expert on curing diabetes in Europe and is a University writer on health 

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    hypos without having a low bloodsugar?
    For already more than 2 years I have been having hypos without having a low blood sugar. I have tested regulary my blood sugar levels for the past few weeks, and everything is normal. Still, I keep having (usually at certain times) hypos, or at least something with those symptoms. I went to a doctor and he has tested several things and again, everything is normal. This really makes me nuts, because how can I have a consequence without a cause. Does anybody know what this is, or what I can do about it?

    • ANSWER:
      If your sugar goes down quickly for a large amount- say 60+ , you can feel like you're having a low.
      For instance, if your sugar is 250 and it goes down to 160, you may feel like you are having a low sugar.

      Good luck

  2. QUESTION:
    Dieting results in shaking and dizzyness?
    I've been trying diet, lowering my daily calorie intake by 500 calories, so my daily total is 1500 calories. Since I've started this, twice I've started shaking, feeling weak, dizzy,and tired and sweating until I ate something. I've researched it and found those are the symptoms of hypoglycemia(low blood sugar), but I don''t have diabetes. Is there a way to diet without this happening?

    • ANSWER:
      first, go see your doc and get any medical problems ruled out.

      then if you are all clear, try eating the same foods and same total calories per day, but eating every 2 hours -- just break all of your meals into multiple parts: breakfast part 1, breakfast part 2, snack, lunch parts 1 and 2, snack, dinner, second dinner.

  3. QUESTION:
    I need answer quickly !!! please answer?
    the doctor of biochemistry challenged us to find the answer of this !!
    l goggled it BUT i didn't find anything please help
    " some people may have the symptoms of hypoglycemia without really having low blood sugar ?
    How ?? wt is the case ??

    Thank u

    • ANSWER:
      He might be referring to Reactive Hypoglycemia

  4. QUESTION:
    Sugar a necessity for life?
    Ok, many people on here say you can live without sugar. So I tried not to eat sugar for a week and I start feeling fatigue and all sorts of symptoms. So I asked someone why is this happening the person said, your blood sugar might be low. So there. I just don't freakin get it. It gets me pissed off. People keep saying don't eat sugar. So I don't really know If need it anymore.

    I want real answers, please. No made up crap or else I will report.
    Sorry if you think I was rude. I asked this question 2 times and people kept directing me to pointless websites and saying I don't know and things like that. You guys were the answers I was looking for. Thanks.

    • ANSWER:
      And when you tested your blood sugar to see if it was low, what was your reading?

      Refined sugar does not, on balance give you energy. Refined sugar, table sugar, is 50% glucose and 50% fructose. Through metabolism each molecule of glucose provides two molecules of ATP, the cellular energy molecule. Glucose is the energy of life. Every cell in your body uses glucose. But it doesn't have to get it from refined table sugar.

      The other half of table sugar, fructose, is not required by the body. Contrary to what you might hear, fructose does not convert to glucose. The fructose fraction is sent directly to the liver to be metabolized. The products of that breakdown are:

      Uric Acid. Raises Blood Pressure.
      LDL. The "Bad" Cholesterol.
      Fat Globules. Stored as visceral fat or in liver, causes fatty liver disease.
      Causes belly fat.
      Uses ATP. Each molecule of fructose uses three molecules of ATP.
      Triglycerides. Raises triglycerides, blood fat.

      Learn to verify everything you hear. Vreify this. You have Billions of little hitch-hikers in your gut. Most are good, some are bad. The bad ones want sugar. If you don't give 'em sugar they start to die off. They don't like that, so they can interfere with your hormones and cause all kinds of trouble. Search "Herxheimer reaction".

      BTW. You don't have to be so rude. Most of the people on here are giving the best information they have. You need to check the references given and determine then, if they are credible.

  5. QUESTION:
    I have hypoglycemia without diabetes...?
    I am not diabetic (Does not run in my family and I have never had any symptoms of it) but for as long as I can remember, I have had hypoglycemia. (I get low blood sugar at random times during the day, and even sometimes after meals.) After I eat, I feel better. Is this a sign of something serious?

    • ANSWER:
      ummm...yes and no. If you do have hypoglycemia (and it sounds a bit like the symptoms from it) you should be a little careful and eat lots of protein. I don't know how old you are but if you're over puberty age and you're not on a special diet and you haven't had an "episode" yet you're pretty much in the clear. (at this moment check the temp of ur hands and then compare it to the temp of ur arm, remember the relation)
      My major stuff/episodes started when puberty hit and they're not pretty. At all. If it's only minor discomfort before eating I'm pretty sure you'll be okay. As you haven't listed any other symptoms I'll assume you don't have them.

      Were ur hands colder (like a lot, and noticeably) than your arm? This is just another symptom but mine used to get absolutely freezing.

      Hopefully ur fine and it isn't serious to do any damage.
      You can do tests at a hospital to see if you actually have it.