Yes, it helped to some degree. So did L-glutamine...but be careful because when I went too high I had a pretty bad blood Sugar fall.

The only thing that stopped the blood Sugar swings is cutting out most carbs and increasing my good fats significantly. My diet is very high in fat percentage-wise. I don't need supplements now for Sugar regulation. I took a physical hit for a week or two for the diet change, but there was a lot of freedom after that. My adrenals weren't bottomed out when I did it- I had had some recovery so I came back after the couple of weeks.

This isn't for everyone. If I go w/ the textbooks, I should not be doing this at all or for long if I do. If I go by my body, clearly my adrenals are far less stressed.

Of course you know about the diet. Probiotics and addressing the gut dysbiosis problems that have recently been a hot topic on this board are likely to help with your hypoglycemia as well...particularly if you are a former carb addict and have had long term gi issues. Right now you need to stabilize, and I doubt supplements are going to help you much. You need to rest your mind and body. Your body is releasing those catecholamine hormones driving up your glucose levels and causing those horrible rebound symptoms. Those catecholamine hormones are basically a compensatory mechanism in the absence of sufficient cortisol. Of course adrenaline cannot physiologically replace cortisol, and that just amplifies the situation. You need to arrest that sympathetic overtone and the oxidative damage, by backing off any stimulating supplements, doing your adrenal breathing & meditation, and laying low.