Their blood sugar would drop too low after eating a sugary refined carbohydrate meal, or after drinking caffeinated or alcoholic beverages, or taking certain drugs, or smoking. After an initial rise but not into the diabetic range, their blood sugar would then fall into a hypoglycemic range with the many different symptoms depending on the individual, his immune system and his metabolism. For his work, Dr. Harris was given the highest award by the American Medical Association. As years passed his work was either forgotten or ignored by many. The Hypoglycemia Association, Inc. has done its utmost to revive interest and disseminate knowledge on his most important work over the past 30 years.
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