They tend to lose weight quickly on a low calorie program and are generally not more than 10 to 25 pounds over weight. They tend to regain weight rapidly after stopping a diet. Carbohydrate intolerance is also known as hyper-insulinism. The pancreas secretes too much insulin on a somewhat regular basis. Over time this can lead to heart damage.
Excess insulin can result in hypoglycemia and adult onset diabetes.
Tri-glycerides are then stored in fat cells. People with carbohydrate intolerance tend to have food cravings, especially for sugary foods. Most of the symptoms listed under advanced carbohydrate intolerance apply to you. Headaches Digestive disturbances with no obvious cause Forgetfulness, Mental confusion Rapid pulse after eating certain foods Muscle pains, Leg cramps Antisocial behavior, Over-emotion, crying spells Lack of sex drive Blurred vision Shortness of breath Signing and excess yawning, cravings for starch and sugar rich foods Nutrients that may help One aim of taking nutrients is to raise the base metabolism rate. We recommend you stay away from these products.