Lift | Fast-Acting Glucose Energy Juice Shots | Very Berry | 12 Pack of 60 ml Bottles

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If you use insulin or medicines that have the potential to cause hypos, you must take extra care when you drive. Lift Activ Energy Boost Chews also contain fast-acting glucose, an important energy boosting ingredient that is proven to boost your energy levels when your body needs it most - now with added vitamins and minerals, all carefully chosen based on sound science to enhance vitality. The Vitamin Group Bs (Thamin, Riboflavin, Biotin, Niacin, B12 and B6), Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Pantothenic Acid, Folic Acid and Magnesium, help reduce tiredness and fatigue. Some of these symptoms also happen when you have high blood glucose levels. You should test your blood glucose to confirm if you are having a hypo. What to do if you have a hypo glucose or dextrose sweets such as ‘Dextro Energy’, ‘Lucozade Energy’ or ‘Lift’ tablets (available from your pharmacy)Hypoglycaemia (also spelt hypoglycemia), or a "Hypo" is a medical condition characterised by low blood sugar. This occurs when the level of glucose, the body's main source of energy we typically get from food and drinks, in your blood drops below normal. Food Supplements are intended to supplement the diet and should not be substituted for a varied diet or healthy lifestyle. If you use insulin to treat type 2 diabetes, ask your team if you need to use and store glucagon injections to treat hypos. Support from the Long Term Illness Scheme and tax relief If your blood glucose level is still below 4, repeat the treatment by taking a further 15g of fast acting carbohydrate. Do this even if your symptoms have improved. People with diabetes may be able to claim tax relief on the cost of ‘hypo’ treatments as part of their health expense annual return. Ask your local tax office or revenue.ie for more information. Tips for those at risk of a Hypo

The human body runs on glucose, a type of sugar found in many of the foods you consume. It is partly responsible for that spurt of energy you get during physical workouts and the more active you are, the more energy you burn. Although hypoglycaemia is caused by a drop in your blood glucose levels, there are several reasons why this may happen. The most common of these is a side effect of insulin or other types of medicines used to treat diabetes.Take a moment to consider when and why the hypo happened. This can help you to prevent it happening in future. If you are having hypos regularly, talk to your GP. If you take insulin