What is the Most Common Symptom of Low Blood Sugar?
The most common and easily recognized symptom
of low blood sugar is weakness, followed by dizziness, faintness and tremors
with "rubbery legs", similar to the feeling you get after being sick with a flu.
What are some of the other common symptom of low blood
sugar often exhibited by people with insulin resistance? This is only a short list...
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Craving sweets and refined carbohydrates
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Tremors, internal trembling, heart palpitations
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Depression, mood swings
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Headaches, insomnia
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Confusion, forgetfulness, lack of concentration
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Mental fogginess
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Blurred vision
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Leg cramps
Hypoglycemia
(symptom of low blood sugar) is a common condition that goes hand in hand with
insulin resistance and diabetes. There are different levels of hypoglycemia.
Diabetics who are on medication are at risk of going into a hypoglycemic coma
when blood sugar drops too low. People who are not on medication rarely
have their blood sugar drop so low as to induce coma, however, insulin
resistance causes their blood sugar to constantly rise too high or drop too low.
This in turn will trigger many of the above-mentioned symptoms.
When are the most common
times that you will exhibit symptoms of low blood sugar during the day?
Blood sugar levels
are higher or lower at different times of the day. Blood sugar levels are
typically lower before meals, after exercise or during the night when many hours
have passed without eating. Blood sugar levels are usually higher up to about 2
hours after eating or when you are under stress.
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All carbohydrates
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Certain types of carbohydrates cause blood sugar levels to peak quickly
and then crash just as quickly, triggering that annoying "rubbery leg" symptom
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(But this does NOT mean you should severely restrict carbohydrate intake like
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The
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So what is the best way of monitoring blood
sugar levels so that you would know if your levels are dropping too low and
causing you to exhibit a symptom of low blood sugar?
The only way of knowing for
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