ScienceDaily (July 18, 2008) — Using community-based health advocates, delivering information within same-gender groups or adapting dietary and lifestyle advice to fit a particular community's likely diet can help people with type 2 diabetes control their blood sugar levels, certainly for up to six months, following health education. This conclusion was reached by a team of Cochrane Researchers after they considered the data in 11 trials that involved 1,603 people.
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Cenerally speaking, sSome healthy individuals report drowsiness or impaired cognitive function several hours after meals, symptoms which they believe are related to a drop in blood sugar, or low blood sugar.
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