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I am a woman of 60 and have this type of weakness which prostrates me for half an hour or so, with rapid pulse and heart palpitation. Would a test have to be taken) during one of these attacks for! it to show low blood sugar?--+ Mrs. M. M. What Is Hematoma And What Causes It? By JOSEPH G, MOLNER, MD be done, a much better course/ is a sugar tolerance test. This is a series of tests taken over a period of six hours, to show the degree of rise and fall, if any, in the blood sugar, and gives a very useful picture of how your system supplies and uses up its blood sugar. The ordinary procedure is to have the patient eat a liberal diet, including substantial amounts of carbohydrate, for three days before this test ts made. | & Doble Gillis | |8-2--Kraft || T--Man Ci Shen THIS KIND OF GUERRILLA | WARFARE WITH | | '| |than to jump to conclusions The symptoms you recite} There is no single cause of could fit the picture for low|low blood sugar. Our individual blood sugar, but this condition|differences in metabolic rate, can--manifest--itself--.in manylour eating habits,-our-degree of ways, so it's better to be sure|nervous tension all are common factors, and the treatment must It is true that a blood sugar|be 'aimed at the dominant fac- test taken during one of these/tors in any given case. weak spells would be enlighten-| One frequent misconception ing, but since that can't always/is that people should eat sugar Channe Channel Channel Channel 6Toronte Channel 11--Hamilten ote trrcereemancemen ar MONDAY MV IRIS 5:30 PLM. _Pesnity Trestre $--Five O'clock Mavis 5:30 PLM. 9--Supermen 6--Passport fo Adventur: Movie Leave n To Beever | &--Music Hop B--Gunsmoke 6:00 P.M. 7--Twilight Theatre a or The Tom §--Huntley-Brinkley amtedete sey News ¥--Cheyenne 8:00 sieht NN--$ehnitzel 7:00 P.M. 4 --Caeh ote li--My Three Sons 9~Thunderbirds 7:30 P.M. 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This speeds up the utilization of sugar, and you have a sort of roller coaster effect, sugar rising rapidly, then plunging--to--a--_very--low. level. ' The better way is to get more protein in the- meals, since this will release its sugar content more gradually, and help hold the average sugar level more steady. Dear Dr. Molner: I am a boy 15 and _ interested lenses, but my parents | in contact/and expensive to replace if not, are|found. against the idea. Can you give|thoroughly with your eye doc- 'me some pros and cons? Canitor before going ahead THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 20, 1965-- BRIDGE by 6. JAY SECKER bas Mesters® -- Individual Championship Play) . FAMOUS HANDS East dealer, Neither side vulnerable, NORTH | 433 @AK109658 330° NAST A1085 KQ54 987382 rteh ys QI742 oo hI64 'The bidding: East South West N. a ie Pass 36 pit 4 2 é& 109732 4 as 8s OA #AKQS Opening lead--king of hearts. This remarkable hand occur- red in the Masters Pairs played in England ih 1963. It was diffi- cult for West to realize, after East had passed, that a grand slam in diamonds was unbeat- able, and in the only case where East-West bought the contract, West became declarer on the bidding shown. West made seven, but despite having stopped at only five, East-West got the top score in their direction for being plus 440 points. This was because at all other tables North-South played in five or six hearts, eithér making the contract or going down one. At one table the bidding fol- lowed this peculiar course: East South West Pass Pass 16 4@ 49 6 Dble The psychic notrump overcall proved to be very successful when South easily made five hearts doubled. Normally this would have turned out to be a top score for North-South, but making five hearts doubled was excelled at another table bya different North-South pair. who succeeded in making six hearts doubled!: This extraordinary result came about after the bidding had gone: ~ South West North West was an imaginative play- er who thought he might become declarer at six diamonds, which he felt he could make if he cowid somehow or other prevent a spade lead. Accordingly, he bid five spades over South's five diamonds. a Unfortunately, the bid boom- eranged, East, a trusting soul, led the ace and another spade against six hearts doubled, ex- pecting his partner to ruff. West didn't, and North made six hearts. When the hand was over, West said rather heatedly to East: "What in the world are you do- ing, partner? Trusting my bid- ding?" SEEKS YOUNG MEMBERS ARLEY, England (CP)--The Women's Institute in this Wor- cestershire village has elected the youngest district president in Britain. Diana Pratley, 17, wants to get rid of the W.1's middle-aged image and per- suade her teen-aged friends 'to join. You Con Exchange Sketes Thet Are Too Small For A New of Used Pair. : : WE WILL ALLOW UP TO HALF THEIR COST IF IN GOOD CON: DITION. ; they damage the eyes? Are they a good risk?--L.. N. Arguments for contacts: They do a good job. They won't dam- age the eyes, unless they cause undue irritation, in which case you would stop wearing them. They are especially good for special purposes -- for actors, some athletes, models who don't want tg.wear glasses, and s0 on. Ar ents against: The cost contacts, you want an expert job of fitting. Some individuals find they cannot wear contacts for more than a relatively short period at a time. If a lens is lost, it can be difficult to find situation| Discuss the COMPLETE LINE OF HOCKEY - EQUIPMENT Hockey Sticks, Pants, Sweaters, Stockings, Shin Pads, ete. . 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