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The 3 PM Crash: What Your Blood Sugar Is Trying to Tell You

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The 3 PM Crash: What Your Blood Sugar Is Trying to Tell You


A free virtual information session with Dr. Hawar Bakhishi, ND, RN

Do you find yourself reaching for coffee, something sweet, or anything that will get you through the rest of the afternoon?

That familiar 3 PM energy crash may be more than just a long day.

Join Dr. Hawar Bakhishi, ND, RN for a free virtual information session exploring the connection between blood sugar regulation, energy, cravings and metabolic health.

During this practical and informative session, Dr. Hawar will discuss what happens to your blood sugar throughout the day, why some people experience significant dips in energy or increased cravings in the afternoon, and what these patterns may be telling you about your metabolic health.

We’ll Talk About:

  • Why energy can rise and fall throughout the day

  • The relationship between blood sugar, insulin, energy and cravings

  • How the foods you eat earlier in the day can influence how you feel later

  • Common signs that blood sugar regulation may deserve a closer look

  • The connection between blood sugar and broader metabolic health

  • Practical nutrition and lifestyle strategies that can help support more stable energy

  • When laboratory testing or a more comprehensive metabolic assessment may be worth considering

You’ll leave with a better understanding of what may be behind that afternoon crash and some practical strategies you can start thinking about in your own daily routine.

Event Details

Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Virtual | Live Online

Complimentary

Presented by Dr. Hawar Bakhishi, ND, RN
Naturopathic Doctor at Natural Route Health


About Dr. Hawar

Dr. Hawar Bakhishi, ND, RN has a particular interest in metabolic health, including insulin resistance, blood sugar regulation, prediabetes, fatty liver, cardiovascular risk and body composition.

Drawing on her backgrounds in both nursing and naturopathic medicine, she takes an individualized approach to helping patients better understand the factors influencing their metabolic health and develop realistic, sustainable strategies for long-term health.

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