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<blockquote data-quote="Lamont D" data-source="post: 2186662" data-attributes="member: 85785"><p>In my experience, I would have to say yes!</p><p>I became less ill, the less insulin resistant I became.</p><p>I think that you have worked out, the reasoning behind how RH works and you are going through the experimentation stage.</p><p>If you keep a record and see which foods you are intolerant to, the symptoms you are getting now, will ease.</p><p></p><p>Every time I test myself now, because of low carb, my levels are normal. My fasting levels are entrenched in normal levels. It is only food, carbs, sugar that causes the reactive part of the condition.</p><p></p><p>There are a few different types of Hypoglycaemia, RH is just one, and there is one, were Hypoglycaemia doesn't happen but everything else, symptoms etc, happens.</p><p>I don't believe we have come across anyone that has exactly the same symptoms, spike timing, when a hypo level is reached or how much insulin is delivered from an overshoot.</p><p>Knowledge is really important in getting to grips in how you can go about your life.</p><p></p><p>Keep asking</p><p></p><p>Best wishes</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lamont D, post: 2186662, member: 85785"] In my experience, I would have to say yes! I became less ill, the less insulin resistant I became. I think that you have worked out, the reasoning behind how RH works and you are going through the experimentation stage. If you keep a record and see which foods you are intolerant to, the symptoms you are getting now, will ease. Every time I test myself now, because of low carb, my levels are normal. My fasting levels are entrenched in normal levels. It is only food, carbs, sugar that causes the reactive part of the condition. There are a few different types of Hypoglycaemia, RH is just one, and there is one, were Hypoglycaemia doesn't happen but everything else, symptoms etc, happens. I don't believe we have come across anyone that has exactly the same symptoms, spike timing, when a hypo level is reached or how much insulin is delivered from an overshoot. Knowledge is really important in getting to grips in how you can go about your life. Keep asking Best wishes [/QUOTE]
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