What Do You When You Have An Attack Posted: 11-28-06 14:46pm
Stan,
i think it's a good time to talk about
hypoglycemic attacks and how to handle
them. Can you offer any suggestions;
especially for the more severe attacks?
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Stan
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Posted: 11-28-06 20:56pm
Unfortunately, at the outset of the
treatment, the best you can do is have
some nuts and wait for it to go away,
which usually takes about 15 minutes or
so. Generally, most people can tell
before they come on that they're coming,
and it's good to eat nuts at this point.
I myself have never had a severe attack
since being on my diet, only minor ones,
which I simply had to do my best to ignore
or eat nuts if I found them worse than
usual. It wasn't easy, but I really
can't offer more than that. If you can
handle grain you can try something like
that, or maybe a small amount of fruit.
That should not be a habit though, nuts
are the best. For a very severe attack,
if it ever happens, it may be necessary to
have some diluted juice.
