Our bulletin is not meant to be medical advice. It is written by lay people, dedicated to helping those with hypoglycemia.
All cases are individual.
If you need medical advice, see your physician. Adrenal Dysfunction When John W. Tintera, M.D. was in medical school about 50 years ago, the students were cautioned not to marry while in school and further, not to select a spouse with allergies. He consequently learned that his wife had allergies, that she tended to abort, and that the calves used to chase her on the farm. This last, while amusing, was a valuable clue to one of her problems - loss of salt. They were then living in St. Louis where the summers can be very hot and humid and, during a particularly uncomfortable spell, Mrs. Tintera fainted.