Hi,
There is a debate at my daughter's school about a policy that states that snacks brought for an entire class must be of certain qualifications in order to avoid a "blood sugar crash."
One mother, in particular, has stated studies have shown that blood sugar crashing is a myth, doesn't happen and can't be a part of the policy because it's a "HUGE" myth.
I am wondering if anyone can point me to any studies that might support the blood sugar crash phenom?
I have tried to find some on my own but am not very good at internet searching!
Thanks for any tips or info!
There is a debate at my daughter's school about a policy that states that snacks brought for an entire class must be of certain qualifications in order to avoid a "blood sugar crash."
One mother, in particular, has stated studies have shown that blood sugar crashing is a myth, doesn't happen and can't be a part of the policy because it's a "HUGE" myth.
I am wondering if anyone can point me to any studies that might support the blood sugar crash phenom?
I have tried to find some on my own but am not very good at internet searching!
Thanks for any tips or info!