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Default Jun 08, 2011 at 01:29 PM
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So - I can feel it too now. I am ready for take off.

This past month and half I have experienced mild mania with some bouts of depression. But I am doing okay - not on any meds, no racing thoughts, and/or auditory hallucinations.

However, I am not eating. I am just not hungry. I went from 125lbs to 115lbs in just a month. I'm 5'7 too.

Also, I'm obsessing. About a guy too. Lame - at least I know that I am, so I have some control.

But with regard to decreased appetite - has anyone else experienced the same tendency? What are some of the health behaviors that arise for you when you become manic or feel like you are about to have a manic episode?
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Default Jun 08, 2011 at 03:58 PM
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I have so much to do when I'm manic that stopping to make something to eat or even just going to get something to eat just isn't in the cards. Sometimes I forget...sometimes I just say I'll eat in 30 minutes and the hours will pass.

It is at this time it becomes important to do "opposites" meaning I know that it is healthy for me to have 3 meals and 3 snacks through out the day...so now that you are mindful it is happening...start getting back into what ever is your healthy routine...Especially since you are sliding into the underweight category...

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Default Jun 08, 2011 at 05:20 PM
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Well for me zero appetite is a signal, I will start missing nights of sleep. I've also noticed that my body literally will be vibrating, my hands and legs move much faster causing much clumsiness. My co-ordination is also effected negatively.

And another thing I notice, although maybe not really "health" behavior is that I stutter, and my speech gets rearranged, and a different rhythm, different word choices than normal.

I'm not gonna say too much about your eating, because I'm with you there. Try to get in a bit more calories than you are burning off, if your fairly active or exercising..

Since you mentioned live foods in my thread, I remembered something I saw the other day ...'live lettuce' at the market. Ever see it or have it?
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