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Reactive hypoglycemia diet nhs Videos
- 1. How do I spot the signs of type 1 diabetes in my child?
- 2. Healthy Instructions to Avoid Toxoplasma Romance
- 3. Diabetes Type 1
- 4. Reactive Hypogycemia
- 5. Dr Whiting on Bone Loss-Calcium 6 of 10
How do I spot the signs of type 1 diabetes in my child?
Health visitor Margaret Hill talks about the signs that your child may have type 1 diabetes. Find out more about spotting the signs of serious illness here: ...
Healthy Instructions to Avoid Toxoplasma Romance
Healthy Instructions to Avoid Toxoplasma . . . Preventing Toxoplasmosis. You can prevent toxoplasmosis by: washing hands carefully; keeping your food ...
Diabetes Type 1
Reactive Hypogycemia
User Comments
Virginia Cooper
commented
on 13 Apr 2011
@jazzdiva04 Thank you Jill, yes now that I know I have been doing much
better. The nutritionist was very impressed with what I knew and what I
brought her. I said 'you need to understand I'm an RNY patient and most of
us with a great support system are knowledgeable or are becoming
knowledgeable in nutrition, we have a wonderful community to share that
knowledge with.' So I will just plug away with a ton of trial and error I
will get though this. Thanks again for your support. :-)
blogsoidontforget
commented
on 03 Aug 2011
OH my gosh!! So good to see your video!! I was the same way when I first
found out I was Reactive Hypoglycemia 5 years ago!! I had to cut out all
sugar for about 1 1/2 years and after that I started eating a little more
sugar here and there. I am still very sensitive to it, but not as bad. I am
like your friend I can eat apple and cheese:) I hope and pray you get
there. Please come see all my reactive hypoglycemic videos :) It sounds
like you could share some info with me also:)
jazzdiva04
commented
on 13 Apr 2011
Well, Virginia...that must be SO confusing. I´m sure you and the
nutritionist can work something out so that you know what can and can´t be
eaten. I´m so proud of you that you are taking this additional adversity
and also learning to live with it. I´m glad that you finally got to the
bottom of that nausea- knowing is half the battle, right? Hang in there,
wonderful lady! xxx
Sassy Sally Strikes Again
commented
on 13 Apr 2011
I have talked about reactive hypoglycemia in the past- have notes on my FB
page- late stage dumping...but now I am confused--i thought they were the
same thing-- for me it is what I eat- but just as much how fast the food is
pushed through- like having a cup of tea and a scone at the same time (
which I did one time at a tea room )- I was sweating and falling out 2
hours later.
grammamarcy
commented
on 12 Apr 2011
Wow hun. I am so sorry to hear about that. I hope you can level it off and
keep it level soon. I have only heard of this by melting mama too. Will
keep you in my prayers
Sassy Sally Strikes Again
commented
on 13 Apr 2011
ww.mendosa.com/chanadal.html check this guy out- he is an expert on lots of
stuff from diabetes management to GLYCEMIC INDEX LOAD!
PinkFishLilly
commented
on 13 Apr 2011
Virginia I'm so sorry you have to deal with this mess. I hope you get this
under control soon. HUGE HUGS Janine
Virginia Cooper
commented
on 13 Apr 2011
@grammamarcy Thank you Marcy, I'm doing much better and hopefully in time,
I will get use to all this.
Virginia Cooper
commented
on 13 Apr 2011
@PinkFishLilly Thank you, so far I'm doing really well now.
RicksStuff
commented
on 17 Sep 2013
I can't really eat fruit either :/
Dr Whiting on Bone Loss-Calcium 6 of 10
Osteoporosis or bone loss is of great concern to millions of people, especially women of menopausal age and beyond. It is often been said that a good calcium ...
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