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Thanks for your response Bee,

Can you help me sort this out? I undestand the idea of detoxifying

reactions, and retracing. I have had some of these reactions, though not a

lot.

The hypogycemia doesn't feel the same as the detoxing reactions, to me. If

I go longer than about 3 hours without eating, I get dizzy, very, VERY, VERY

irritable, brain-fuzzied, can feel a sinking hunger feeling in my stomach,

and really cannot function. These are not the same reactions I have to

detoxifying. I would like to go longer between foods, but I have a house

of 10 people to run, home schooling 6 of them, driving one back and forth to

college twice a day, etc, etc, and cannot be incapacitated for hours a day.

Not to mention I cannot keep my cool and cope with the varying emotional

needs of mulitiple levels of children if MY emotions are out of whack all

day. Also, if I go too long without eating I literally cannot stand up

due to lightheadedness (happened not long ago with a bout of a stomach

ailment - yes, I know about the germ theory being wrong, can't figure out

how that works with whatever it was, as everyone in the house had the exact

same thing, spaced out over a week - but that discussion is for another

time).

I really want to get to the point where I am not dependent on eating every 3

hours, but my life cannot go on hold while that takes place. It's where I

am, and it's not able to change in any significant way at this time. Any

advice?

And while I've got you - what about kids? They have a much higher demand

for fuel than we older folks. It would seem to me that the rules about how

often to eat are different for them? They seem to process food much

faster than we do, so I can't see making them wait the required time to eat

(is it 4 hours, or longer, can't remember?). Thoughts?

Thanks

I believe you may be mistaking detoxifying reactions as hypoglycemic

reactions, since they " feel the same. " Also while you are healing your body

" retraces " every past hypoglycemic episode, but your body won't actually " be

hypoglycemic " when that is happening.

It isn't a good idea to put your body through more stress by eating every 3

hours. Also when food is moving through the small intestines, acid in the

stomach is almost stopped. That's why snacking between meals isn't healthy

either.

All the best, Bee

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>

> Thanks for your response Bee,

> Can you help me sort this out? I undestand the idea of detoxifying

> reactions, and retracing. I have had some of these reactions, though not a

> lot.

>

> The hypogycemia doesn't feel the same as the detoxing reactions, to me. If

> I go longer than about 3 hours without eating, I get dizzy, very, VERY, VERY

> irritable, brain-fuzzied, can feel a sinking hunger feeling in my stomach,

> and really cannot function. These are not the same reactions I have to

> detoxifying. I would like to go longer between foods, but I have a house

> of 10 people to run, home schooling 6 of them, driving one back and forth to

> college twice a day, etc, etc, and cannot be incapacitated for hours a day.

> Not to mention I cannot keep my cool and cope with the varying emotional

> needs of mulitiple levels of children if MY emotions are out of whack all

> day. Also, if I go too long without eating I literally cannot stand up

> due to lightheadedness (happened not long ago with a bout of a stomach

> ailment - yes, I know about the germ theory being wrong, can't figure out

> how that works with whatever it was, as everyone in the house had the exact

> same thing, spaced out over a week - but that discussion is for another

> time).

+++Hi . We can also have emotional/mental issues which cause

psychosomatic reactions. It appears as if your mind is kicking into reacting

every 3 hours because of your past bad experiences with hypoglycemia.

If you can " tough it out " by not responding to it, and do that enough times, you

will stop giving your reactive/ subconscious mind the power to work on you

reactively.

As you become more healthy physically your reactive mind won't be kicking in as

easily.

All the best, Bee