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...high potential of dangerous abuse). Their primary ingredients are caffeine, a stimulant; ephedrine, a vascular constrictor; and phenylpropanolamine (PPA), a chemical cousin of amphetamines. The danger lies not in the kinds of chemicals they contain but in the amount. Whereas the average diet-aid capsule may contain about 50 mg of PPA and between 100 mg and 200 mg of caffeine, a look-alike capsule can carry 50 mg of PPA and 200 mg to 500 mg of caffeine, which in heavy doses can cause heart or respiratory failure. Says Dr. John Spikes, an Illinois toxicologist: "People hear caffeine...
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...many doctors believe the test does not diagnose hypoglycemia so much as cause it. For one thing, interpreting the results is difficult because no one is sure what the normal level of glucose really should be. Depending on the specialist, the lowest "normal" can be any point between 35 mg and 60 mg of glucose in 100 ml of blood. Doctors now stress that the diagnosis cannot be based on numbers alone; the data must be matched to symptoms. One study found values as low as 22 mg per 100 ml in apparently healthy women. Says Endocrinologist Simeon Margolis...