Hypoglicemia Diet – What To Eat When Hypoglycemic

Hypoglicemia Diet

Most people who are sensitive and suffer from gastric hyperacidity, multiple allergies and have a low energy level may suffer from hypoglycemia and should follow this diet. When a hypoglycemic person eats sweet foods , blood sugar levels will rise sharply, but will return to normal soon. During this phenomenon, even after the normalization of the situation, a number of unpleasant symptoms can affect the breathing process, circulation, digestion ,mental and emotional state of a person.

Hypoglycemia Diet

If the blood sugar rises after ingestion of sweet foods, the pancreas responds by releasing insulin (hormone that acts to regulate blood sugar levels).

In a hypoglycemic person, the pancreas produces too much insulin in response to consumption of sucrose or a combination of glucose and fructose. Excess insulin stimulates the rapid penetration of glucose into cells and the result will be a shortage of oxygen in cells and tissues deprived of minerals and energy, due to the fact that energy will instead issued after an anaerobic process and lactic acid starts to build up.

The main rules of the diet:

• Gluten-free grains – rice, millet, corn, buckwheat, sago and tapioca
• Protein-rich seeds – chickpeas, lentils, fenugreek, peas, beans, almonds
• Animal protein – meat white, red, offal, fish, eggs, goat cheese
• Germinated seeds and vegetables, eaten raw, cooked, as juice, avocado, coconut oil and extra virgin olive oil.

Whole grains should be consumed in particular that will have beneficial effects on health, various seeds or raw beans. Rye bread dough is recommended, if you will not manifest allergy reactions after consumption of rye. To the daily menu egg yolk,  lecithin, fresh vegetables, coconut oil can be added

You can eat nuts and cooked fresh vegetables should be included in the menu only along with other proteins. On the other hand, raw carrots can be eaten at any time. Reintroduce fruits in your diet carefully. Any sweet fruit should be consumed only in the early stages of maturation before it becomes too sweet. This is especially true for bananas, papaya, but not for sour fruits before ripening. Fruits should be consumed in moderation as a snack between meals.

You should avoid:

• Sweet food (including sweet fruit juices)
• Foods that contain lactose (especially dairy products except butter)
• Do not use vinegar or other fruit acids except the cases in which they will be neutralized
• Wheat should not be consumed before testing or wheat allergy.
• Do not smoke, drink alcohol, do use artificial sweeteners or processed foods.

Coffee and tea can be consumed in moderation, only if no allergies or addiction is present. Breakfast will include proteins, in the evening a light meal. A break after lunch is also recommended. The best proteins are sprouting seeds and vegetables as part of a main salad. Depending on the severity of symptoms the diet can be followed strictly or in a more or less relaxed form.