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DIABETES (high blood sugar), HYPOGLYCEMIA (low blood sugar)

  • Quotes from diabetes.org: "Magnesium is a mineral that helps the body break down carbohydrates and control insulin. It is found in many foods, including fish, milk, green leafy vegetables, nuts, whole-grain breads, and yogurt."

  • The Magnesium online library.

    Dr. Julian Whitaker on Diabetes, see the health index at www.drwhitaker.comDiabetes notes taken while watching Dr. Cherry on TBN tv.

    Health supplements, etc., for diabetes (miscellaneous notes taken 10-11-2000 for your info. only.):

    1) Vanadium about 300 milligrams

    2) Gymnema (an insulin booster)(might be an herb?)(please learn about herbs pros and cons before taking)

    3) Chromium - I don't know if it's safe to take this daily, although it's hard to find info. on side effects. I've tried it part of the time, but not daily. Full spectrum cinnamon capsules or regular cinnamon may help lower blood sugar. Chromium can be found in bananas, chicken and other foods, including mineralized water (not the distilled kind that takes it out. (Also, herbs including large amounts of cinnamon are not recommended for those who are pregnant. It's important to know the side effects of herbs and other things before you take them, and consult a doctor when needed.)

    4) Biotin up to 130 milligrams? (a B vitamin)

    5) Magnesium 400 mg. (This may be in some heart meds., and is also found in greens, grains and seafood. It also help the body utilize calcium better.)

    6) Zinc 15 mg. (This also helps regulate hormone production in the body.)

    7) Omega 3 fatty acids called EFA's which are essential fatty acids.

    EPA 60 mg., DHA 240 mg.

    Statistically 60% of Americans lack magnesium. 75% don't have the RDA of 15 mg. of zinc.

    Dr. Reginald and Linda Cherry's website at www.drcherry.org

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    (Updated 2-08-07)



  • Click here for search entries. Searched for "hypoglycemia symptoms", low blood sugar that can also happen to diabetics after they have taken insulin. Diabetes symptoms usually relate to the opposite, high blood sugar. They can go into insulin shock if they have too much at once. You can check out the last link below for info. on diabetes and its symptoms.

  • Low blood sugar info. from Life Clinic site, click here.

  • Click here to Diabetes info. from a gvt. site. Symptoms of hypoglycemia include

  • hunger
  • nervousness and shakiness
  • perspiration
  • dizziness or light-headedness
  • sleepiness
  • confusion
  • difficulty speaking
  • feeling anxious or weak

    • Hypoglycemia can also happen while you are sleeping. You might
  • cry out or have nightmares
  • find that your pajamas or sheets are damp from perspiration
  • feel tired, irritable, or confused when you wake up

  • Click here to Dr. Podell's site. This looks like a good one also, and mentions adrenal gland relation to this. Our family might have weak adrenals from a generational inheritance. These glands can also be affected when we are stressed out, so it could affect anyone with a high stress life. Adrenals can also possibly relate to allergies and asthma. They are small glands that sit on top of the kidneys and release certain hormones.

  • Click here to the Wrong Diagnosis site that will explain hypoglycemia symptoms and other possible causes. This is a good one to check out to see what other ailments might relate. This also shows a good sized list of symptoms to check out.

  • Click here to the Wrong Diagnosis site about diabetes and its symptoms. Here's info. on diabetes and its symptoms. Some people who have a mild case control it mostly through diet, and maybe pills instead of insulin injections. Those who are worse off usually have to take the shots.

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