Hypoglycemia symptoms of reactive Hypoglycemia

2009-02-16T02:33:00.000-08:00

Hypoglycemia symptoms of reactive Hypoglycemia:
If you're hypoglycemic, you and I both know that you need not go to an amusement park to experience its roller coaster effects on your personal and social life.

The constant mood swings...the chronic fatigue and depression...The cravings for sweet and starchy foods....

Insomnia....

The mysterious aches and illnesses....

It's enough to drive you up the wall.

And well-meaning family and friends aren't making you feel any better either, when they say things like...

"Hypoglycemia only occurs in diabetics."

"Stress is the cause of all this."

"You just need to start exercising again. Everything will be fine afterwards."

Or my personal favorite....

"There's nothing wrong with you, it's all in your head."

Arrgh!

Isn't it just frustrating when nobody seems to understand what you're really going through?In fact, if you're like me, you may want to flash out this message to the entire world...
It makes you so angry that you are talented, intelligent, energetic and fun-loving...yet, this disorder is cruelly preventing you from having friends, a steady job, and enjoying a 'normal' social life...

And who else knows exactly what this feels like?
I do...because I've been there too.

Up until a few years ago, I was battling the demon of hypoglycemia myself. So I truly know your pain.

Many were the times when I felt distressed and depressed for no apparent reason.
In fact, just the simple act of waking up in the morning was horrible. No matter what time I went to sleep or how many hours I slept, I would always feel tired.

And even though I had never touched a drop of alcohol in my life, I would frequently wake up with symptoms that can only be described as a hangover: aches and pains all over my body and waking up dazed with a headache and an aversion to bright lights and sounds.

I even had persistent migraine headaches which lasted many painful hours.
And although I would be hit with frequent bouts of hunger, I would stave these off with large helpings of potato chips, candy, chocolate, and ice cream. It was a common sight to see me in the kitchen at 3 am, eating large helpings of ice cream followed by homemade French fries, which would instantly make me feel better.

I also began to develop chronic insomnia and would often stay awake all through the night until 6 or 7 am, unable to get my racing mind to switch off.

Getting to work on time...keeping my appointments...meeting people - simple, routine, day-to-day activities soon became a nightmare!

In short, my life was slowly veering out of control.
And none of the doctors I went to seemed to be able to help me.
I visited specialist after specialist - all scratching their heads. The last straw was when one of them suggested I make an appointment with a psychiatrist!

I really thought I was going crazy.... before I finally figured out what was wrong....

My desperation led me to do some research on my own.

I discovered I was suffering from a debilitating, but little-known
condition called Hypoglycemia - the unfortunate result of my long years of
addiction to sweets.

Hypoglycemia symptoms of reactive Hypoglycemia,

The wonderfully inspiring result is the eBook called 'Overcoming Hypoglycemia' that outlines in simple, step-by-step detail, all of the most proven strategies, hints and tips I've developed through my experience in successfully conquering my condition.
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