The Reactive Hypoglycemia Sourcebook

The Reactive Hypoglycemic Sourcebook is packed full of information on the history of reactive hypoglycemia, what causes it, how to get tested, plus pages of tips on how to control your blood sugar through dietary changes. This book is a must for anyone who suffers from this debilitating condition. * * *"The diet section of this book is right on point! Stephanie gives excellent dietary tips to combat reactive hypoglycemia. There are also sample menus that are very thought out, as well as a list of allowable foods that would greatly help a new patient. This is awonderful, easy to follow guide for anyone who may have this disease and is struggling to get their life on track!"- Sara Cox, Nutritionist"Stephanieâs dietary suggestions are sound and backed by nutritionists, endocrinologists, pediatricians, internists and others; you will certainly benefit from this nutritious approach." -Martha Marquez, MD.

This updated version of the Reactive Hypoglycemic Sourcebook is packed full of information on the history of reactive hypoglycemia, what causes it, how to get tested, plus pages of tips on how to control your blood sugar through dietary changes. This book is a must for anyone who suffers from this debilitating condition. * * * "The diet section of this book is right on point! Stephanie gives excellent dietary tips to combat reactive hypoglycemia. There are also sample menus that are very thought out, as well as a list of allowable foods that would greatly help a new patient. This is a wonderful, easy to follow guide for anyone who may have this disease and is struggling to get their life on track!"- Sara Cox, Nutritionist"Stephanie's dietary suggestions are sound and backed by nutritionists, endocrinologists, pediatricians, internists and others; you will certainly benefit from this nutritious approach." -Martha Marquez, MD.

Reactive hypoglycemia, or postprandial hypoglycemia, is a medical term describing recurrent episodes of symptomatic hypoglycemia occurring within 4 hours1 after a high carbohydrate meal (or oral glucose load) in people who do not have diabetes -- although the term is often used to describe a pre-diabetic condition. It is thought to represent a consequence of excessive insulin release triggered by the carbohydrate meal but continuing past the digestion and disposal of the glucose derived from the meal. If you are suffering from reactive hypoglycemia, this desktop reference is your A to Z guide for a deeper understanding of your condition.

This cookbook for reactive hypoglycemics is full of family friendly recipes so good your friends will ask for the recipes! Chock full of delicious meals like Black Bean Enchiladas, Slow Cooker Chili, and Southern Fried Popcorn Chik'n.

Basic Consumer Health Information about Type 1 Diabetes (Insulin-Dependent or Juvenile-Onset Diabetes), Type 2 Diabetes (Non-insulin-Dependent or Adult-Onset Diabetes), Gestational Diabetes, Impaired Glucose Tolerance (IGT), and Related Complications, Such as Amputation, Eye Disease, Gum Disease, Nerve Damage, and End-Stage Renal Disease, Including Facts about Insulin, Oral Diabetes Medications, Blood Sugar Testing, and the Role of Exercise and Nutrition in the Control of Diabetes Along with a Glossary and Resources for Further Help and Information.

New edition of a text that provides information on diabetes, divided into sections on diabetes prevalence, types of diabetes and related disorders, diabetes management, the role of diet and exercise in diabetes management, insulin and other diabetes medicines, complications of diabetes, research initiatives, and additional help and information. This edition features consumer health information for the different types of diabetes, new recommendations for diabetes management and self-care, and reports on recent research initiatives. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Hypoglycemia, a diet-related disease caused by low levels of blood sugar, affects a large number of people with symptoms such as fatigue, backache, headaches, poor memory, depression, and insomnia. Featuring case histories and more than 120 recipes for healthy fare that will help these symptoms, Hypoglycemia explains how to detect the disease--and how to cure it.

An evidence-based approach to family practice care, Mosby's Family Practice Sourcebook: An Evidence-Based Approach to Care, Fourth Edition is a quick reference tool for residents and general practitioners. It covers the latest evidence-based approaches and controversies in the prevention and treatment of a wide variety of clinical problems encountered in office practice. The book is organized by conditions seen or treated by the typical family practitioner. Coordinated by the University of Toronto's Department of Family and Community Medicine, each topic area is developed by a variety of experts (over 170 in total) to provide the latest evidence-based practice. "The perfect mix of the evidence with the practical!" Each topic covers the latest evidence, discussing the pros and cons of each issue. The coverage is presented as briefly as possible, providing evidence-based citations from trials, journals and web sites. Now divided by medical subspecialty, with additional sections entitled Family Practice and Approaches To (covering commonly encountered problems in family practice like dizziness, fatigue, pain). Each topic has been updated, with new topics added where necessary.