Is Hypoglycemia really a B-Complex Deficiency? You Be the Judge.
by Dr. Gerald H. Smith
If your doctor tells you that U.S. citizens are the best feed on earth, that B-complex deficiencies can’t exist, and that the human body can’t tell the difference between natural and synthetic vitamins, it’s time to fire the idiot. These myths are nothing more than propaganda spewed out from the mouths of the babbling idiots of the medical establishment.
If you suffer from a cluster of symptoms below, the chances are great that you have a B-complex deficiency. Not a deficiency of synthetic B vitamins.
constipation | instability |
weakness and fatigue | forgetfulness |
irregular pulse | difficulty in orderly thinking |
exhaustion | vague fears |
itching | uneasiness |
indigestion | paranoid reactions, along with |
muscle soreness | headaches , insomnia, and dizziness |
vomiting or diarrhea | soreness over most of the body |
lack of muscle coordination | depression |
decreased sensations of touch | numbness and tingling of the hands and feet |
anxiety states | loss of appetite |
mental confusion | lethargy |
heart palpitations | hypochondria |
heart murmur | noise sensitivity |
enlarged heart | hearing voices |
altered electrocardiogram tracings | constant feeling of “something dreadful is about to happen |
True hypoglycemia involves having three requisites (Whipple’s Triad):
- An immediate blood sugar level below 50mg per 100ml while experiencing the most serious symptoms.
- Having the majority of the major symptoms of hypoglycemia which are:
Excess perspiration | Nausea to vomiting |
Anxiety | Tremor |
Hunger pangs | Tachycardia (rapid heart beat) |
Sleepiness | Confusion |
Subnormal temperature | Convulsions to coma |
Most all persons diagnosed as hypoglycemic in reality are suffering from B-Complex Syndrome. Unfortunately, those who have been labeled hypoglycemic love their diagnosis and become indignant when told they do not have hypoglycemia.The underlying cause for all these B-complex deficiencies is devitalization of our food, synthetic enrichment, and proliferation of pseudo-nutritionists. As Mark Twain always said, “No amount of evidence will ever convince an idiot.