
This web site looks at the
various aspects of hypoglycemia (click
on the word hyplogycemia for information on what it actually is) in the sense
that hypoglycemia is seen as the starting point for a discussion on nutritional
disorders underlying most degenerative diseases and mental disorders. Clinical
nutrition is an evidence-based medical science, supported by untold numbers of
clinical studies and trials.This is basically a self-help web page for people
who have or who think they may have hypoglycemia as a primary metabolic condition
associated with any other illness that are known to respond to nutritional medicine.
Readers are encouraged to consult complementary doctors and other professional
health care workers familiar with clinical nutrition and herbalism.
Thus
although hypoglycemia and the hypoglycemic diet are at the core of nutritional
treatment, it is only the first step in the treatment of over 90 other illnesses,
including many ‘psychological’ problems that may have resulted from the underlying
disorder. We will include links to some other sites on Hypoglycemia on the internet
(See Links)
It is recognized
that psychological problems such as anxiety, stresses of life, depression, unhappy
personal relationships, uncontrollable anger and frustration may weaken the immune
system and thus cause the many physical ailments. Thus this web site has a folder
offering several articles on practical self-help PSYCHOTHERAPY which will help
people to overcome these problem, once they have repaired the original metabolic
disorder. This is particularly useful with such diseases as Anxiety, Aggressive
Behaviour, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Alcoholism and Drug Addiction, Chronic Depression,
which are usually influenced by both nutritional and psychological (attitudinal)
factors.
The psychotherapy folder starts with treatment of a negative self-image,
which is seen as the hub of personality disorders. For those who want to help
themselves, or who are consulting a counsellor it would be helpful to read “What
is Transactional Analysis”, then followed by “How to Improve One’s Self-Image”.
Articles will be up-dated as we go along.
Several folders on the left
will give access to many articles relating to clinical nutrition and psychotherapy.
The most important of these are “What is Hypoglycemia?” and “The Hypoglycemic
Diet”. There is a folder providing hypoglycemic or diabetic recipes supervised
by Sue Litchfield, author of Sue’s Cookbook.
The Links folder
will link you to other web sites that are of interest.
The folder on Committee
Members will give their backgrounds and qualifications.
Most other articles
are reprints of the Hypoglycemic Health Association of Australia NEWSLETTER
.
A complementary doctor
or health care worker is a professional with a degree in medicine or naturopathy,
who combines traditional Western medicine with alternative medicine, especially
in the area of Clinic Nutrition and Herbalism