I wanted to know is there a connection to us with anxiety or panic disorder and us being sensitive to sugary foods or salty foods ? Like I have something with the slightest salt or maybe it is kind of salty but it’ll make me really anxious, same with sugary foods. I normally cut back on both , and I continue to, but sometimes you aren’t sure which restaurant goes overboard with the sugar or salt until you have some , ya know ? I had this salty/spicy chili or maybe it was too spicy ( add that to any anxious person’s sensitivity list)
Either way, I wanted some input on this topic. What do you guys think? What are your experiences eating these kinds of foods? Did you have to eliminate any from your diet?
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I think you might have a point on days when I have too much sugar my anxiety is much higher now that you mentioned it probably when I have too much salt also. I do feel calmer when I am
eliminating sugar and high levels of salt. I am going to keep a food diary and see if I can get more evidence to support my theory.
I may do the same! Like I had veggie wrap yesterday and it was sooooo good and refreshing. It was a raw veggie wrap with hummus and avocado. I was in a great mood. I got hungry after that, tried some loaded nachos but it was super spicy and a bit salty and I hated it and got irritable smh. But that’s a great idea, do that! Yes, i have been observing this so wanted to know what everyone else’s experiences are with certain foods
Oh ok . Thanks for your input on this. Yes I find it interesting how certain foods affect our anxiety disorder. Wow ....yeah that’s why I avoid sugary foods too, also I want to be healthy . I haven’t had any cupcakes or cakes, or even pastries in months and it has made a difference, in also my skin.
high histamine levels also cause anxiety like symptoms....if you think it is food sensitivity you could try benadryl next time it happens and if it helps it then you will know it is that particular food....also I never eat out.....you can't tell what you are getting....
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