The symptoms of hypoglycemia are quite minimal at first. A person may feel dizzy, tired, or a little shaky. But if symptoms of hypoglycemia are not corrected with a meal or light snack, it can lead to more serious symptoms of confusion, disorientation, vomiting and tremors. Sometimes heart palpitations may also occur. For this reason, it is important that a hypoglycemic person knows how to recognize the signs of hypoglycemia at (INSERTCITY, INSERTSTATE), so that they can quickly get food or medical attention if they need it. They should also tell their family and friends about their condition in case their blood sugar gets so low that they pass out. A medical alert bracelet will also allow arriving medical personnel to know why the person has