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. A Talk by Mark S. Smith, D.C. reviewed by Dorothy R. Schultz One would think, after 28 years of talks on hypoglycemia, we would have learned all there is to know about the subject, but there are still many people from all walks of life who still don't understand it. Dr. Smith gave us some new insights. The body wants blood sugar at a relatively constant level at all times because the tissues, and especially the brain, eyes, and reproductive system, use it for energy. Your brain uses about half the sugar.