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Reactive hypoglycemia is actually the earliest stage of Type II diabetes. Reactive hypoglycemia usually doesn't require treatment.
By removing carbohydrates from the daily diet and making the change permanent, an individual relieves the burdensome metabolic stress on the body, specifically the pancreas.
This process can take days, weeks, or even months, depending on the fat blanket and the amount of insulin stored, but if the individual is diligent, the fat will come off and the blood sugar will normalize. When the blood sugar normalizes, energy is restored, and body temperature is back to normal. It is important to note that even a small sugar/starch carbohydrate feeding during the fast will shut down the process for approximately 24 hours and cause the carbohydrates to be stored as fat once more. Only diligent attention to the diet will return the body to the fat-utilization stage.
Caution, once the body sugar metabolism is back to normal this does not mean that the individual can go back to a high-carbohydrate diet. It is important to note that the individual’s sugar metabolism is broken due to years of overworking the pancreas, and will most probably never be fixed. As long as you have stored insulin in your fat cells, you will continue to have hypoglycemia. The stored insulin spells "no room" in the blood to newly secreted insulin, which means new fat cells must be stimulated for more insulin and fat, and so on ad infinitum. Only by not stimulating any new insulin (such as when you eat carbs) can the individual begin to use up the fat/insulin stores. This return to "normal" in regarding to blood sugar levels is only because of the stringent die.
Reactive hypoglycemia will never go away. It is yours forever, probably as a result of a family history of defective sugar-metabolism genes. Careful attention to diet however can keep it under control and reduce the many health threatening risk factors associated with diabetes.
Do not fail to eat fat with this diet. Three tablespoons of butter or so a day (more won't hurt), whipping cream in your coffee, or coconut oil two or three times a day is the bare minimum. Without it, you might even get ill. You must have some form of saturated fat on any strict fast or high-protein diet.
My questions!?
Dose insulin stored in the fat!?
How RH will steak with it even if he devolved T2!?
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My ENGLISH is not likes everyone here
So I need your options on this .. specially LamontD
The man how wrote it is (diet professional) for
bodybuilding
Reactive hypoglycemia is actually the earliest stage of Type II diabetes. Reactive hypoglycemia usually doesn't require treatment.
By removing carbohydrates from the daily diet and making the change permanent, an individual relieves the burdensome metabolic stress on the body, specifically the pancreas.
This process can take days, weeks, or even months, depending on the fat blanket and the amount of insulin stored, but if the individual is diligent, the fat will come off and the blood sugar will normalize. When the blood sugar normalizes, energy is restored, and body temperature is back to normal. It is important to note that even a small sugar/starch carbohydrate feeding during the fast will shut down the process for approximately 24 hours and cause the carbohydrates to be stored as fat once more. Only diligent attention to the diet will return the body to the fat-utilization stage.
Caution, once the body sugar metabolism is back to normal this does not mean that the individual can go back to a high-carbohydrate diet. It is important to note that the individual’s sugar metabolism is broken due to years of overworking the pancreas, and will most probably never be fixed. As long as you have stored insulin in your fat cells, you will continue to have hypoglycemia. The stored insulin spells "no room" in the blood to newly secreted insulin, which means new fat cells must be stimulated for more insulin and fat, and so on ad infinitum. Only by not stimulating any new insulin (such as when you eat carbs) can the individual begin to use up the fat/insulin stores. This return to "normal" in regarding to blood sugar levels is only because of the stringent die.
Reactive hypoglycemia will never go away. It is yours forever, probably as a result of a family history of defective sugar-metabolism genes. Careful attention to diet however can keep it under control and reduce the many health threatening risk factors associated with diabetes.
Do not fail to eat fat with this diet. Three tablespoons of butter or so a day (more won't hurt), whipping cream in your coffee, or coconut oil two or three times a day is the bare minimum. Without it, you might even get ill. You must have some form of saturated fat on any strict fast or high-protein diet.
My questions!?
Dose insulin stored in the fat!?
How RH will steak with it even if he devolved T2!?
Here the link for full article
http://www.musclemagfitness.com/dis...l-blown-diabetes-without-even-knowing-it.html