Reactive Hypoglycemia – 2 Part Episode – Replayed

In this two-part episode about reactive hypoglycemia we’re taking a closer look by reviewing an actual case study. These are real numbers by a real listener and we’re going to dig into his physiological markers. While talking about his chemistry we’ll cover many topics including how blood pressure and blood sugar correlate, how bacterial overgrowth can cause problems and what steps can be taken to avoid hypoglycemia symptoms. Listen in as Tony, Will and Kinna dive deep into this complex issue.

In this episode you’ll hear about:

  • An in depth look into a case study about reactive hypoglycemia.
  • How blood pressure and pulse rate relates to electrolyte excess or deficiency.
  • The role of insulin in maintaining healthy blood sugar.
  • How low blood sugar can affect different parts of the body.
  • Why an extreme dip in blood sugar causes stress to the body.
  • The difference between the sympathetic and parasympathetic state.
  • How taking PPI drugs can reduce your ability to digest your food.
  • How an overgrowth of bacteria can cause problems throughout the body.
  • What is mastic gum and what it can do to help wipe out bacteria.
  • Why the people who need HCl most often have the hardest time starting it.
  • Why it’s so hard to relieve any ailment if digestion is not working properly.

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On our Kick It Naturally show, we cover how most symptoms, or health issues, can have a variety of underlying causes.  When the goal is to improve a symptom or health issue, the first step should always be to look at your own chemistry to figure out what may be causing the problem.  The almost free 4-week Digestion Course that we talk about in this episode is a great way to learn how to run simple tests you can do at home, and get an idea of imbalances that may be occurring in your body chemistry.

Once you understand the imbalances you may be dealing with, you can listen to our episode about that topic to better understand how different imbalances can cause that symptom or health issue.  If you are seem to have a strong imbalance that is commonly the underlying cause of the issue you’re dealing with, now you have a place to start. If you can do the work to improve that imbalance, you may find that the symptom could improve right along with it.

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