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Old Sat, Jun-06-09, 06:24
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Plan: Very Low Carb
Stats: 211/212/210 Male 72
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Progress: -100%
Location: Shreveport, LA
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Originally Posted by DorianJ
Irritability or anger or anxiety are not symptoms of low blood sugar, they're symptoms of high adrenalin. Low blood sugar symptoms are limited to focus, coordination and energy.


Makes sense



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Not many people feel fatigue when their body is fatigue (as seen by cardiofrequency) but when they sit down and rest.


Yep - I never have an "attack" while active.

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...or even who developed hypoglycemia from their low carbing. I don't know the details but for example I know that without carbs my liver dumps a lot more triggering glucose than what I would obtain from a serving of carbohydrates.


I did NOT get hese attacks UNTIL I started low-carbing for fat loss. It's like it made me carb-intolerant at times.

Caffeine is also heavily involved in my attacks. Makes me have bad reactions to carbs. Or if I drink a diet coke on an empty stomach, I will almost always get an attack.

I am gradually and steadily reducing intake of caffeine, and will be off it within a week or so.
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