Feb 14, 2024 at 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted by SquarePegGuy
Definitely can't eat when anxious.
First instance was my first week or two of technical school. I couldn't eat breakfast and had dry heaves before driving to the school. But during the morning break I could treat myself to a nice donut and Pepsi. (Yuck, I know now.)
But then in the last semester of college, I went to see a doctor about it. I went for an upper GI series (X-Ray with barium contrast) to check for hiatal hernia. I could barely drink the thick barium drink; it was the first of many medical foibles I'd experience. Then I started to see a therapist.
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You know, I am reading this and it starts making sense. Eating is about being relaxed. "rest and digest". and when anxious, you are on high alert. It is the opposite of "rest and digest".
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