If I ate a banana, I got pressures in my head and felt awful, with a jittery feeling in every cell of my body. Instead, he gave me a sugar stick test in his office, at a time I was not having an attack, and said my blood sugar was fine, and that I should eat anything I want. I couldn't eat sweet things before I drove in for my appointment because once I almost wrecked the car because I had an hypoglycemic attack while driving. What I should have done, in retrospect, was drive to his office an hour early, drink a few cans of soda in the parking lot, sit in his reception area informing the receptionist that when I faint on the floor Nurse Goodbody is to give me a finger stick test for glucose level, and inform Dr. Asshole that I have reactive hypoglycemia. A substantial portion of MD's do not recognize hypoglycemia as a medical condition.
Many doctors testify that there is no such thing, in anyone, except diabetics.
I see your page hasn't been updated since 1995. Two years ago, I lived with hypoglycemia for a year and a half. I'd been running every morning for years, and had no health problems. The cause of my hypoglycemia turned out to be hypothyroidism. Hypoglycemia is an associated condition of hypothyroidism.