Comments on: The Reactive Hypoglycemic Diet http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/ Real Information for a Real Disorder Tue, 02 Mar 2010 13:59:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Reactive Hypoglycemia Info » Blog Archive » “Rare” Form of Bipolar Disorder Results in Memory Loss and Seizures http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-397 Reactive Hypoglycemia Info » Blog Archive » “Rare” Form of Bipolar Disorder Results in Memory Loss and Seizures Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:41:48 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-397 [...] deteriorates) A year after our diagnosis, and after switching to a modified vegetarian diet (here are some of the basic rules for the reactive hypoglycemia diet), Leo and I are 90% “cured.” The mood swings have all but disappeared. No more [...] [...] deteriorates) A year after our diagnosis, and after switching to a modified vegetarian diet (here are some of the basic rules for the reactive hypoglycemia diet), Leo and I are 90% “cured.” The mood swings have all but disappeared. No more [...]

]]> By: Steph Kenrose http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-278 Steph Kenrose Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:27:44 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-278 Waldo, I use fructose for baking and xylitol for things like stir frys. Stephanie Waldo,
I use fructose for baking and xylitol for things like stir frys.
Stephanie

]]> By: Waldo http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-275 Waldo Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:10:44 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-275 I was wondering what you suggest for use in baking. I love to bake and have always naturally reduced sugar because I don't like that overly sweet taste, but I'm pretty sure now that I have reactive hypoglycemia so I was wondering what I can use instead for when I do bake? Is Splenda a good choice? Or what could I use. I'd use honey, but that makes for extremely expensive baking. I was wondering what you suggest for use in baking. I love to bake and have always naturally reduced sugar because I don’t like that overly sweet taste, but I’m pretty sure now that I have reactive hypoglycemia so I was wondering what I can use instead for when I do bake? Is Splenda a good choice? Or what could I use. I’d use honey, but that makes for extremely expensive baking.

]]> By: health101 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-121 health101 Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:54:38 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-121 This is great, thanks for this info. This is great, thanks for this info.

]]> By: KrisBelucci http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-64 KrisBelucci Tue, 02 Jun 2009 03:25:24 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-64 The article on antibiotics are very good. The article on antibiotics are very good.

]]> By: Reactive Hypoglycemia Info » Blog Archive » Why Test for Reactive Hypoglycemia? http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Reactive Hypoglycemia Info » Blog Archive » Why Test for Reactive Hypoglycemia? Tue, 26 May 2009 22:41:16 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-44 [...] with it. And it has “minimal” morbidity. Essentially, even if you don’t follow a reactive hypoglycemia diet, the most you can probably expect is a continuation of symptoms, and feeling utterly miserable. So [...] [...] with it. And it has “minimal” morbidity. Essentially, even if you don’t follow a reactive hypoglycemia diet, the most you can probably expect is a continuation of symptoms, and feeling utterly miserable. So [...]

]]> By: Reactive Hypoglycemia Info » Blog Archive » Reactive Hypoglycemia’s Great Imitators http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Reactive Hypoglycemia Info » Blog Archive » Reactive Hypoglycemia’s Great Imitators Mon, 25 May 2009 18:08:50 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-41 [...] Closely related to reactive hypoglycemia, Pierre Lefebvre first proposed the term of “Adrenergic Hormone Postprandial Syndrome” in 1991 to describe the anxiety, palpitations, sweating, irritability, and tremors that patients experienced after meals that were not accompanied by low glucose levels. APS is caused by a similar process as reactive hypoglycemia, although the body avoids the hypoglycemia by stabilizing the blood sugar through a biochemical process called gluco (or sugar) homestasis. Unfortunately, due to the lack of hypoglycemia accompanying the symptoms, APS is sometimes referred to by some medical professionals as “pseudohypoglycemia” or “non-hypoglycemia.” People with APS do not have reactive hypoglycemia, but people with RH can sometimes suffer from adrenergic hormone postprandial syndrome, which can cause–amongst other things–cardiac arrhythmia. Because the cause of APS is the same as reactive hypoglycemia, the treatment is the same: a change to a reactive-hypoglycemic friendly diet. [...] [...] Closely related to reactive hypoglycemia, Pierre Lefebvre first proposed the term of “Adrenergic Hormone Postprandial Syndrome” in 1991 to describe the anxiety, palpitations, sweating, irritability, and tremors that patients experienced after meals that were not accompanied by low glucose levels. APS is caused by a similar process as reactive hypoglycemia, although the body avoids the hypoglycemia by stabilizing the blood sugar through a biochemical process called gluco (or sugar) homestasis. Unfortunately, due to the lack of hypoglycemia accompanying the symptoms, APS is sometimes referred to by some medical professionals as “pseudohypoglycemia” or “non-hypoglycemia.” People with APS do not have reactive hypoglycemia, but people with RH can sometimes suffer from adrenergic hormone postprandial syndrome, which can cause–amongst other things–cardiac arrhythmia. Because the cause of APS is the same as reactive hypoglycemia, the treatment is the same: a change to a reactive-hypoglycemic friendly diet. [...]

]]> By: Reactive Hypoglycemia Info » Blog Archive » Why You Shouldn’t Believe Everything You Read on The Internet About Reactive Hypoglycemia http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-32 Reactive Hypoglycemia Info » Blog Archive » Why You Shouldn’t Believe Everything You Read on The Internet About Reactive Hypoglycemia Fri, 22 May 2009 13:42:47 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-32 [...] diet, as in carbs, protein, and fiber. Carb-heavy meals will set off your symptoms. See my article The Hypoglycemic Diet if you’d like to read more about what to eat and what not to [...] [...] diet, as in carbs, protein, and fiber. Carb-heavy meals will set off your symptoms. See my article The Hypoglycemic Diet if you’d like to read more about what to eat and what not to [...]

]]> By: The Top Ten Foods to Avoid - Reactive Hypoglycemia Info http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-19 The Top Ten Foods to Avoid - Reactive Hypoglycemia Info Mon, 18 May 2009 16:02:42 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-19 [...] to it and experience a drop in blood sugar. Start with making the changes recommended in my article The Reactive Hypoglycemia Diet. To aid you with making changes in your diet, I have compiled a list of “musts” that [...] [WORDPRESS HASHCASH] The comment's actual post text did not contain your blog url (http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet) and so is spam. [...] to it and experience a drop in blood sugar. Start with making the changes recommended in my article The Reactive Hypoglycemia Diet. To aid you with making changes in your diet, I have compiled a list of “musts” that [...]

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]]> By: Why You Shouldn’t Read ReactiveHypoglycemia.Net – Reactive Hypoglycemia Info http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Why You Shouldn’t Read ReactiveHypoglycemia.Net – Reactive Hypoglycemia Info Wed, 13 May 2009 23:23:41 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-14 [...] sugars (fructose and evaporated cane juice) may not cause a hypoglycemic response. See my article The Hypoglycemic Diet if you’d like to read more about what to eat and what not to [...] [...] sugars (fructose and evaporated cane juice) may not cause a hypoglycemic response. See my article The Hypoglycemic Diet if you’d like to read more about what to eat and what not to [...]

]]> By: The Top Ten Foods to Avoid – Reactive Hypoglycemia Info http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/articles/the-reactive-hypoglycemic-diet/comment-page-1/#comment-9 The Top Ten Foods to Avoid – Reactive Hypoglycemia Info Mon, 11 May 2009 17:34:12 +0000 http://www.reactivehypoglycemia.info/?p=84#comment-9 [...] to it and experience a drop in blood sugar. Start with making the changes recommended in my article The Reactive Hypoglycemia Diet. To aid you with making changes in your diet, I have compiled a list of “musts” that [...] [...] to it and experience a drop in blood sugar. Start with making the changes recommended in my article The Reactive Hypoglycemia Diet. To aid you with making changes in your diet, I have compiled a list of “musts” that [...]

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