YMS_1975
01-14-2012, 11:52 PM
So I've been doing my raw diet for the past month and I've been doing ok. I've never struggled with cravings or anything to the point where it interrupted my raw diet so I thought I was ok.
I consume multivitamins & supplements regularly (Opti-Men, Ultra 40, Nature's Science Milk Thistle, Generic Calcium pills & Udo's Oil). Now I'm by no means 100% raw; I do indulge every Saturday in my family's traditional breakfast of cooked food & coffee. Every Saturday (like clock work) I have this breakfast. Otherwise it's a raw diet for me.
I am not diabetic (to my knowledge) however I do check my blood sugar daily as diabetes runs in my family. Call me paranoid but I check it daily. I know that when in doubt I should check with my doctor but I just had a driver's physical two days ago and nothing turned up, and I also have a general physical scheduled for next Tuesday so.....it's not like I'm playing doctor on my own. I do get checked out by a general practitioner.
But I'm getting side tracked here...this Saturday morning I had my traditional breakfast with my Opti-Men. A few hours passed and I had my generic brand calcium pill my daily dose of Udo's oil. I didn't feel too great (for some reason) almost immediately after taking my Udo's oil. I started to develop a bit of a stomach cramp and felt nauseous. So I went upstairs to lie down and I suddenly felt flush. My hands started shaking and I had this really deep-rooted feeling that my blood sugar was very low.
I rolled off the bed and immediately checked my blood sugar. It was 2.4 (which is very low). I raced downstairs as I really felt like I was about to pass out and my gut instinct lead me to start munching away on cookies, an apple, some juice & some processed junk food (just to get quick sugar rush). At the time, all I could think to myself was I better get some sugar in me ASAP! Within 5 minutes I felt fine.
Is this normal? Has anybody had this happen to them? Is it a side effect of using Udo's Oil??? I've been using it now for months and this has never happened to me before. I'm a little concerned, but I'm not freaking out because I've got a full physical in a few more days.
I consume multivitamins & supplements regularly (Opti-Men, Ultra 40, Nature's Science Milk Thistle, Generic Calcium pills & Udo's Oil). Now I'm by no means 100% raw; I do indulge every Saturday in my family's traditional breakfast of cooked food & coffee. Every Saturday (like clock work) I have this breakfast. Otherwise it's a raw diet for me.
I am not diabetic (to my knowledge) however I do check my blood sugar daily as diabetes runs in my family. Call me paranoid but I check it daily. I know that when in doubt I should check with my doctor but I just had a driver's physical two days ago and nothing turned up, and I also have a general physical scheduled for next Tuesday so.....it's not like I'm playing doctor on my own. I do get checked out by a general practitioner.
But I'm getting side tracked here...this Saturday morning I had my traditional breakfast with my Opti-Men. A few hours passed and I had my generic brand calcium pill my daily dose of Udo's oil. I didn't feel too great (for some reason) almost immediately after taking my Udo's oil. I started to develop a bit of a stomach cramp and felt nauseous. So I went upstairs to lie down and I suddenly felt flush. My hands started shaking and I had this really deep-rooted feeling that my blood sugar was very low.
I rolled off the bed and immediately checked my blood sugar. It was 2.4 (which is very low). I raced downstairs as I really felt like I was about to pass out and my gut instinct lead me to start munching away on cookies, an apple, some juice & some processed junk food (just to get quick sugar rush). At the time, all I could think to myself was I better get some sugar in me ASAP! Within 5 minutes I felt fine.
Is this normal? Has anybody had this happen to them? Is it a side effect of using Udo's Oil??? I've been using it now for months and this has never happened to me before. I'm a little concerned, but I'm not freaking out because I've got a full physical in a few more days.