Re: Armour problem - dizzy

[Guest guest]

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Have you heard of Dr. Broda ' hypoglycemic diet? Might be

worth a try. I know of another lady who has suffered terribly with

hypoglycemia, dizziness, and panic attacks, and it has helped her

immensely.

>

> Thank you all for the response to my Armour question. Here is what

> happened to me this morning. My temp was 97.5. I went outside to

hand

> pollenate my PASSION FLOWERS so I can have passion fruit. I got

> immediately dizzy which is unusual for me. I had to hold on to the

> side of the house and walk slowly to the front door. I was

debating

> whether or not to go to work. I drank a little orange juice and

got

> in the car. About 1/2 hour letter I felt much better and was good

for

> the rest of the day. Do you think it was hypoGLYCEMIA? Weird...

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I've been following a low-glycemic diet for 2 years and it has

completely relieved periods of hypoglycemia for me, which is what the

original poster sounded like to me. Basically I don't eat grains or

sugar, honey, etc. I avoid starchy veggies and fruits (potatoes and

bananas) and eat a lot of fiberous veggies, meat, plenty of fat.

--- In NaturalThyroidHormones , " "

> ,

>

> Have you heard of Dr. Broda ' hypoglycemic diet? Might be

> worth a try. I know of another lady who has suffered terribly with

> hypoglycemia, dizziness, and panic attacks, and it has helped her

> immensely.

[Guest guest]

I am glad this helps you. So, for instance, what kinds of things

can you eat for breakfast? Lunch? Especially if grains are out?

>

> I've been following a low-glycemic diet for 2 years and it has

> completely relieved periods of hypoglycemia for me, which is what

the

> original poster sounded like to me. Basically I don't eat grains

or

> sugar, honey, etc. I avoid starchy veggies and fruits (potatoes

and

> bananas) and eat a lot of fiberous veggies, meat, plenty of fat.

>

> --- In NaturalThyroidHormones , " "

> > ,

> >

> > Have you heard of Dr. Broda ' hypoglycemic diet? Might be

> > worth a try. I know of another lady who has suffered terribly

with

> > hypoglycemia, dizziness, and panic attacks, and it has helped

her

> > immensely.