Tommy325
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9 posts since June 9th, 2008
New User
Male
9 posts since June 9th, 2008
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would this be useful as at the moment i am taking these seperate but this supplement includes the following
Magnesium 200mg, Vitamin C 60mg (100% RDA), Zinc 10mg (66% RDA), Niacin 6mg, Vitamin B6 5mg (250 % RDA), Vitamin B1 4mg (285% RDA), Chromium 0.2mg, Dicalcium Phosphate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Cellulose Magnesium
Magnesium 200mg, Vitamin C 60mg (100% RDA), Zinc 10mg (66% RDA), Niacin 6mg, Vitamin B6 5mg (250 % RDA), Vitamin B1 4mg (285% RDA), Chromium 0.2mg, Dicalcium Phosphate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Cellulose Magnesium
could hypoglycemia be caused by long term usage of antibiotics, not long before i was diagnosed with reactive hypo i was on a course of doxycycline for a long time could this have anything to do with it?
ive bin looking into cortisol quite a bit but have never bin tested, but i believe i could have high levels of cortisol which is causing me to get stressed and also atrophy (muscles get smaller) as i regularily weight train and am finding it so hard to gain muscle like i used to in the past which is annoying also, it could be worth me checking up o... more
i also suffer from reactive hypo and ur experience sounds pretty similar to mine, i eat healthy enough but dont belive that diet can control this in certain ppl. maybe if i go back to the docs for sum more tests, i have thought for a wile that this could be to do with insuline response. i also have been looking into cortisol and believe this also h... more
if your insuline resistant tho doesnt that mean u have high blood sugar? where as if you had hypoglycemia your blood sugar should be low so surely you cannot have both?
just wondering if Sucralose is bad for ppl with hypoglycemia as am thinking bout buying protein powder but is has this in?
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