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Sometimes when i eat high sugar foods i get hypoglycimic episodes a hour or 2 later and have to eat is this normal?
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Not too unusual: If you are eating high sugar foods, you may be overstimulating the insulin and thus causing hypoglycemia. Make sure you stay away from sugar and high glycemic foods. Eat well balanced meals that include protein with them. Take care.
Answered 3/15/2015
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