i really want to get hyper. sugar doesnt work for me to get hyper? is there any alternatives?
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drink enough coffee and you'll get wired
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if you have occasional episodes of low blood sugar, then a glass of milk and digestive biscuit will higher it. Don't go mad eating sweet stuff to get it up, as it doesn't take alot. a glass of 7up either will do the trick. Are you an actual diabetic or simply prone to getting low blood sugar levels? Keep an eye on your levels and ensure you eat enough in the day. You may be exercising alot and not eating enough to replace the energy lost. have a chat with your practice nurse.
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OK, everyone else is just saying eat it.  What I do instead of eating the chocolate bars or icecream is drink a cup of diet (sugar-free or low-fat) hot chocolate.  If you want a real treat, I love the swiss-miss French Vanilla, but those aren't diet.
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You don't have to avoid anything, but you do need to limit your consumption of carbohydrates. Simple carbs like sugar, honey, syrup, etc are quickly metabolized into blood sugar and will cause your blood sugar to spike quickly. You should greatly limit these things, but always carry hard candy with you and eat it if you feel your blood sugar getting too low. Complex carbs like rice, beans, potatoes, etc. take longer to metabolize so your blood sugar level raises slower over a linger period of time, but you have to limit the quantity to avoid causing your blood sugar to go to high. 1/2 cup of pasta, potatoes, corn, beans, any starch is one serving. 1 slice of bread=1 serving. You should check with your local hospitals and your doctors office to see if they offer diabetic education classes, if they don't then ask your doctor to refer you to a dietitian. Good Luck!
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Your body is craving the "energy" that carbohydrates gives us.There are other alternatives from the carbs.Try snacking on apple slices with 1 T of fat free peanutbutter or cut up some celery,broccoli,carrots so they can be on hand when you are having those attacks.Don't drink soda as it is empty calories plus the glucose(sugar ) adds up to extra pounds.It is hard to advoid tempations such as cookies,cakes,pies..(I have a sweet tooth myself) My doctor told me I have to watch my insulin levels as I am not breaking the carbs so I am on a high protein low carb diet.I would recommend getting some books such as south beach,zone or a low carb cookbook that you can make wonderful recipies out of and hopefully this will cure your desire for carbs.
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Limit salt intake, including processed/frozen foods; give up sugar, I use Splenda; and drink lots of water, (leave soda's alone), and exercise as much as possible....I lost 46 pounds so far doing this, and I feel fantastic!!!!!
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Ok here goes.\n\nDo NOT go on a diet pill. These make you totally hyper, and can cause joint damage.\nDo NOT go on a low carb diet. Low carb diets work by causeing your body to go into ketosis. You will be miserable. (I know from experience!)\nDo NOT eat "diet" foods made with artificial sweetners or that claim to be no fat/no sugar. These foods are not good for you, and people tend to eat more of them because they are not satisfying.\n\nDO drink lots of water. This is the only thing you should be drinking daily. Try to get it filtered (no chlorine/flouride)\nDO excerise. I know you're in a wheelchair, but if you at least do upper body excercises, you'll increase muscle there. Increased muscle means increased calories burned while at rest\nDO get enough sleep. Not sleeping enough slows down your metabolism, and tricks your body into thinking it is hungrier than it really is.\nDO talk to your doctor about your desire to lose weight. They can refer you to a nutritionist, who is qualified to give you advice.\n\nGood luck!
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There is a possibility of having high blood sugar content periodically without being diabetic... however, it is a tricky tricky thing to deal with.  \n\nIf you have a high sugar count, keep testing.  Check for other signs and symptoms of diabetes.  Visit your doctor regularly.  It's very understandable that nobody wants to have diabetes.... but it is better to know than leave it untreated.\n\nI would recommend visiting some sites with diabetes symptoms for monitoring purposes.. although please don't just stick with that.  Ensure you visit a doctor.. often if need be..  \n\nI have a *strong* family history of diabetes with effects ranging from organ failure to amputation.  Sometimes, simply taking one pill, or a few other minor inconveniences can prevent these horrible effects..  \n\nJust be careful..  people care about you, and want to ensure that you will be safe.   *hugs*
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If you absolutely have to have it sweet then use Splenda.  It is made from sugar but doesn't have the effects of sugar.  Even sugar subsitutes should be avoid where possible because they tend to elevate you insuline.
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Eat a teaspoon full of sugar.  It works.
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There is a great alternative to using medicine for ADHD\nTry taking all sugars away. My mom did that for my nephew because sugar is way to processed and cause symptoms of ADHD also you need to think about what other things these medicines can be causing.
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Myus is right, but I'd resist the sugars, and instead go for something your body will have to work harder to convert to sugar.  Protien, fats or whole grains (like whole oatmeal) will work.  You won't satisfy your cravings right away, but eventually they'll disipate, and you won't risk throwing off your diet.
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Try things that you like.  Avoid bananas and other high carb fruits.  Experiment with a variety of different packaged low carb sweeties.\n\nTry this recipe:\nRaspberry sugar free Jello\nRaspberries\nLow carb vanilla ice cream\nAdd cream if desired.\n\nYou could add some diet Sprite to make it more like an ice cream soda.\n\nYou could add some heavy cream to fill it out.\n\nYou could add some Splenda to sweeten it up.\n\nYou could add some Crystal Lite drink mix powder to enhance the flavor.\n\nTry other fruit/jello combinations.  (Berries are a good choice.)\n\nI can't eat peanuts, but you might try something with peanut butter.\n\nKeep track of the serving sizes of the ingredients you add to be sure that you aren't underestimating the number of carbs in the finished product.\n\nIf it were me, I would play with it a bit.  I have made some delicious low carb ice cream with sugarless Jello and cream and Splenda.
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Yes, just stick with normal crytal light or make ur own smoothies with berries and ice and a little splenda splenda has 0 carbs!\n\n\n Atkins rules
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Lots of ideas for you:\n\nDrink plenty of water - being dehydrated makes you crave sugar.\nEat good chocolate - get some of the 70% stuff, you won't want to eat so much of it.\nEat good food before you get too hungry - that'll stop you craving a sugar fix.\nEat sweet things like fresh or dried fruit and have a drink of water when you want to eat sugar.\nOnly eat sugar after a meal, that way it won't make you go sugar high and then hit a sugar low.
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Avoid sugary foods like soda, cookies, candy bars, etc., these kind of foods will only spur your cravings to greater frequencies.  If you must have something sweet, eat fruit; your body processes natural sugar without converting it to fat, and you need fruit anyway.  Stay away from fruit drinks as they contain alot of extra processed sugar.\n\nTry drinking tea if you can't drink just plain water (or put a slice of lemon in - more fruit).  If you don't like tea or coffee, try the water and lemon/lime trick, but DON'T add any sugar.\n\nMaybe you need a "going to the gym" buddy - can you ask your best maid to go with you or one of your bridesmaids?  This could be a great way to add some unique memories for your wedding preparations.\n\nIf you want to regulate your diet, be consistent with meal times and don't skip meals.  Pick veggies like carrots, celery sticks, or green pepper to satisfy that need to snack and eat something crunchy.  This will get more veggies into your diet too.\n\nI'm hypoglycemic (I can't skip meals - kind of the opposite of diabetes), so if I start a headache from not eating, a little bit of cheese (like a cheese stick) or milk will tide me over until mealtime.\n\nGood luck and congratulations!
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Why would you want to hyper?  Is it just for a buzz or to try and "escape" something, like feeling down etc.?  Sometimes making youreself hyper isn't the best thing to do, It has to end some time and when it does you'll probably go lower than you were before you went hyper.