I also have hypoglycemia, but I feel that this is under control.
Replied by Ladyliza (Granada Hills, Ca) on 02/26/2012
My son had similar issues as a child. It wasn't until he was 22 that we discovered he had food allergies. Turns out he was highly allergic to milk and wheat, and other things on a lesser basis. At college he drank a lot of milk so I finally made him go to my doctor over Christmas when he came home. That would be my first stop. Find a doctor of Integrative Medicine and then many of your tests will be covered by insurance. I suggest the Alcat test first.Replied by Debbie (Melbourne, Australia ) on 02/26/2012
Have you tried digestive enzymes? ACV? Have you tried going gluten/dairy free?Replied by Tina (Houston, Usa) on 02/28/2012
Add the following to your diet:
- good quality probiotics
- lacto-fermented foods like Bubbies Sauerkrauet (found in the refrigerated section of grocery stores which is 'alive' in enzymes). NOT pasturized sauerkraut.
- kombucha
- kefir
- green veggie juice consisting of cucumbers, parsley, celery, ginger, lemon.
- eliminate wheat and gluten fromyour diet.
Hope you get better soon,
T
Replied by Jumpingjackflash (Mckinney, Tx) on 03/01/2012
I can't say that I've experience the same thing but if I did here's what I would do:
1. Cut out all dairy.
2. Start taking ACV before I go to bed.
3. Start taking a high quality liquid probiotic
4. Take a couple of tablespoons of EVCO (coconut oil) daily.
I've notice that Dairy gets my stomach going something fierce. Also, when my stomach is really upset because I've been eating the wrong things (typically means lots of sugar) EVCO and ACV always do the trick. Before I got on ACV regularly I started drinking Kefir (probiotics) and that helped my digestion quite a bit.
Hope this helps! Please let me know if it does.
