Fruit is another controversial food in relation to hypoglycemia. Some experts advocate
eating fruit because its sugars (mainly fructose) are "natural" and thus don't affect the
hypoglycemic like refined sugar does. Others find better results by avoiding fruit, at least
in the initial stages of treatment. I found fruit often affected me adversely, particularly
sweet fruit likes bananas, grapes or water melon.
I believe the best diet for controlling low blood sugar and chronic fatigue syndrome - is
the good old-fashioned "balanced diet" with three meals a day. You need to avoid sugar
for the first few weeks and then have sweet things occasionally in small amounts as you
start feeling better.