Health & Medical Diabetes

Stop Rage With a Low Blood Sugar Diet

Getting extremely angry when experiencing low blood sugar symptoms will have a lot of social consequences around us; it is easy to hurt someone we really care for during this episodes and very difficult to explain.
"It is because I had low blood sugar", it sounds like a lame excuse but fortunately controlling our diet can control this nasty episode.
I noticed that many people that become very aggressive as a result of low levels of blood sugars, are otherwise very sensitive people that do not even hurt an ant, yet they get incredibly aggressive when they get hypoglycemic and even the voice of someone they love gets on their nerve for not reason at all.
But the good news is that the more aggressive you become while in this low blood sugar crisis the more balanced you discover you are when you stabilize your blood sugars level, it is a wonderful sensation and you will notice you attract more people and make new friends and many opportunities open up as you become more confident and like who you are without those mood swings caused by the low levels of sugar in your bloodstream.
Just by having some of the low blood sugar symptoms you can not diagnose hypoglycemia.
Try avoiding anything with white sugar, white flour, corn syrup, dextrose.
So yes you can not anymore eat pizzas, cakes, candy and the like.
Eat complex carbohydrates using whole grain products, lean fish and meat.
Do this for a month and see if you notice any change.

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