The Low Blood Sugar Handbook: You Don't Have to Suffer
A number of books have been written on low blood sugar but none as complete or up to date as The Low Blood Sugar Handbook.  Edward Krimmel, the sufferer in this case, searched and  discovered the root of his distressing symptoms.  Patricia, his wife, a registered nurse, was "copilot" during his struggle to gain health and normalcy.  Together they have developed what they call the Krimmel Program, which includes, diet, exercise, fun and laughter, and proper sleep and rest.  Suggestions are also given on "choosing the right doctor," in view of Krimmel's sad experiences with the medical professionals.This book provides a comprehensive guide for people suffering with low blood sugar and there are menus and schedules for eating plus a few recipes.  There are numerous individuals who will benefit from the helpful ideas and information which this book contains. --Provident Bookstores Newsletter, September 1989