Its Hypoglycemic Scooby
Now just in time for Christmas is Snack Attack Scooby.

Scooby-Doo comes to life in the form of this 15-inch talking plush toy--and boy, is he hungry! Press Scooby's right ear to activate his motion sensor. He'll ask, "Who's there?" when he detects movement. Press his left ear and he'll begin hinting, then outright asking, for food. Act quickly and give Scooby a bite of his plush pizza or his cheeseburger (he knows the difference). Wait too long, and he'll start to quiver and howl, a sure sign he's having a "snack attack." A single snack won't satisfy him--he has over 50 phrases to draw from, many of which involve requests for food--so be prepared to give Scooby frequent bites of his burger and pizza or endure his vibrating hunger fits. -- review from Toys-R-Us

A real life lesson on Hypoglycemia for children. If you don't eat and eat when you are suppose to, you will get the shakes. When I saw the add on TV I just couldn't stop laughing. I am sure my fellow Hypoglycemia dieters will get the joke.