Intermittent Fasting & Hypoglycemia Symptoms – Dr.Berg

This is why intermittent fasting is a powerful tool for hypoglycemia.

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Timestamps
0:00 Introduction: intermittent fasting and hypoglycemia
0:32 Symptoms of hypoglycemia
1:00 What causes hypoglycemia?
5:24 How intermittent fasting helps with low blood sugar
6:55 Final thoughts on intermittent fasting and hypoglycemia

In this video, we’re going to talk about intermittent fasting and hypoglycemia.

When your blood sugars are dangerously low, it’s important to normalize them as quickly as possible. However, what do you do for subclinical low blood sugar?

If you have hypoglycemia, you may experience the following symptoms:
• Headaches
• Excess hunger
• Fainting
• Fatigue
• Weakness
• Shakiness
• Irritability
• Nervousness
• Lightheadedness

Many people will say that the solution is to eat more sugar. Crazy, right? In fact, they often recommend having 14 to 25 grams of sugar. This is like recommending that an alcoholic drink tequila.

The problem IS the sugar. While a quick boost of sugar may act as a bandaid, it won’t address the underlying problem.

The underlying problem is too much insulin. Any time you have sugar or other types of carbohydrates, you spike your insulin level. Over time, this can cause insulin resistance and hypoglycemia.

When you develop insulin resistance, your insulin feedback loop breaks, causing your body to create way too much insulin.

Low cortisol can also cause high insulin and low blood sugar levels.

Another cause is low glycogen. Glycogen is stored carbohydrates. If you aren’t storing carbs/sugar properly, you can develop low blood sugar. Potassium is important for storing sugar properly. It’s important to replenish your electrolytes regularly with healthy vegetables.

The key to repairing insulin resistance is to do intermittent fasting. This is because your insulin level spikes each time you eat. Intermittent fasting reduces insulin spikes so that your insulin level stays normal throughout most of the day.

The first step is to give up sugar and refined carbs. Next, you want to ease into intermittent fasting slowly. Start by cutting out all snacks. Then have your first meal of the day later in the day. After that, you can cut out one meal and have two meals a day. And finally, you can go to one meal a day if you feel comfortable with it.

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Thanks for watching. I hope this helped explain how to use intermittent fasting to help with hypoglycemia. I’ll see you in the next video.