Dr. Reckeweg R86 (Hypoglycemia Drops) (30 ML)

Description

Dr. Reckeweg R86 (Hypoglycemia Drops)

Indications of Dr. Reckeweg R86

• Fatigue
• Depression (postprandial)
• Irritability
• Headache
• Food craving
• Inability to concentrate
• Eating helps symptoms
• Craving stimulants
• Hypoadrenia
• Other hypoglycemic symptoms

Mode of Action

Adrenalinum, Hepar, Hypophysis, Hypothalamus, Insulinum:
For glandular regulation of the blood-sugar chain.

Arsenicum Album: For mental fatigue and exhaustion.

Adenosin-Tri-Phosphat.: For energy stabilization.

Nux Vomica: For food cravings.

Oenothera Biennis: Regulates sugar metabolism.

Saccharum: To reverse the addictive properties.

Dosage of Dr. Reckeweg 86

10 drops 3 times daily; use product 1/2 hour before meals for best results. When healing occurs slowly, encourage more small slow meals.

Packing of Dr. Reckeweg R86

30 ML

Etiology

Hypoglycemia or low blood sugar usually means hyper insulin response to food. The classic hypoglycemic does not have chronically low blood sugar, but rather a highly variable blood sugar that fluctuates from high to very low levels. This fluctuation disrupts brain function and musculature performance, leading to body and mind fatigue, irritability, depression, indecisiveness, and a host of miscellaneous symptoms. The natural mechanism of blood sugar regulations is conducted by the hypothalamus and pituitary which release hormones upon detection of low blood sugar levels. This hormonal message may act in three ways there is food in the digestive tract, these hormones trigger pancreatic insulin release, or in the process of glycogenolysis, the hormones prompt adrenal release of minerals and glucocorticoids to stimulate the liver?s release of glycogen stores. Adipose transition into glucose occurs through glyconeogenesis, which is also contingent on release by the pituitary and hypothalamus to the adrenaI. Disorders of this processes come primarily from the following:

1. Stress in Iife, particularly around eating which causes erratic digestion.
2. Too many processed carbohydrates such as white sugar and white flour which cause excess release of insulin and burn too fast in the system.
3. Toxic liver from a toxic environment or from excess food additives which burden the hepatic system.
4. Hypothalamic conditioning prompting the early release of insulin in anticipation of food. Those people exhibiting this syndrome are often conditioned to use food to satisfy other non-nutritional needs, such as love, self-worth, boredom, etc.
5. Sugar and other stimulant addiction. (Processed sugar is chemically similar to cocaine). Caffeine, nicotine, chocolate, etc. All act to artificially stimulate the organism in the place of good nutrition. Long-term addiction upsets the blood sugar balance and leaves the blood sugar thermostat with too wide a range of on and off settings.
6. Poor quality nutrition. Processed carbohydrates are robbed of their vitamins and minerals needed to balance the Krebs Cycle, which converts glucose into ATP. Putting back synthetic vitamins by enriching the wheat does little as natural vitamins in their original formwork best in the Krebs Cycle. Fresh and raw natural fruits and vegetables with unprocessed grains, high fiber for mineral absorption, low fat (especially heat treated fats), and lots of good water go a long way to help the hypoglycemic.
7. Weakened digestion from poor quality nutrition organs supply little of the fatty acids, minerals fat, and water-soluble vitamins needed for the production of good quality gluco-regulating hormones: Treat digestion with enzymatic or emulsifying agents in the interim.
8. Lack of metabolic load. Glucose converts to ATP beer with oxygen. Poor conditioning means poor oxygen transport and utilization. The best measure of wellness is oxygen utilization. The Krebs Cycle will work more and more efficiently as the oxygen or aerobic capacity improves.
9. A mental system stuck in worry depression, negativity, and questioning of self-worth. We know that the mind affects directly the parasympathetic organs of the immune, digestive, and hormonal systems. As the system becomes more unhealthy the mindset sometimes becomes more negative. Patients must break this downward cycle to cure hypoglycemia. Perhaps the true cause of hypoglycemia is living in the present day and age: an age of stress, worry, fear, unnatural foods, little conditioning, toxic air, and water. Hypoglycemia opens the doors to other illnesses; to close this door we need a total effort. This product can be a good start, but please encourage lifestyle changes as well.