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Q: Friend Who Has Hypoglycemia And Dysphoria

asked by: crayon on April 25th, 2007

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hello there .. my name is zane. and im from singapore.. well i have a friend who supposedly has hypoglycemia and dysphoria.. well she has dysphoria because of hypoglycemia.. but i have tried talking to her a few times trying to cherr her up but she constantly feels sad and she even cried well.. she also always tells me about her mental health, she constantly tells me that shes worried for it and she thinks shes insane..just to let u know this is somewhat of how she feels here.. so yes i need to help her.. does glucose help? ... if it does , shes abstaining from it.. how do i help her.. thankyou..

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Stan

replied on April 26th, 2007

Moderator

It doesn't help. She needs to eat the proper diet if she has hypoglycemia, and this can take awhile to start working. The patient usually feels worse at first.

crayon

replied on April 27th, 2007

New User

oh thanks stan.. may i know where i could find the proper diet for her?.. =\.. so how do i cure her depression problem.. because it is a real headache >_>

Stan

replied on April 27th, 2007

Moderator

If the depression is linked to a sugar problem, she may be lucky enough to see spectacular results in about a week, and then get a bit worse after that. This works well because the patient sees how they will eventually feel. Some just feel outright terrible when they begin. She can try any number of natural remedies to see if that helps her. Eating foods with higher levels of tryptophan can help, as well as some herbs.

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