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Re: withdrawal?


>
> Hi Elena,
>
> I don't know about dopamine, but I know carbs can play with your
> serotonin levels - raise them in the short term but can deplete them
> longer term. You could be on a bit of a prozac high at the moment. :)
>
> I suppose it could also be cutting out the amines and your
> neurotransmitters have dipped lower than your body is used to.
>
> Either way the brain adapts to these kinds of changes so I wouldn't
> freak out about it for at least a couple of months.
>
> What do I know? I love feeling calm and emotionless!
>
> Emma
>

Welcome back Emma :) I sure have missed your advice, really I don't
trust anyone but you on this subject(!) I'm having quite a tough time
actually. On the one hand, a high carb, 20~% fat diet seems to suit my
energy levels, libido etc. on the other I feel so lazy and undriven,
like I could waste my whole life flooded with serotonin. I felt more
driven with less carbs in my diet but it really gives me so much
digestive problems and tiredness I know I could never return to true
low carbing. What works for me is a low glycemic diet but combining
that with failsafe is near impossible. I've been in a cycle of feeling
good on low gi foods for a few days then the chemicals build up and I
get sick, then once they clear, I feel good again. But I can't keep
this up! I'm so frustrated :(... I do wish to failsafe truely but in
some ways all the refined carbohydrate is hurting me more than the
chemicals...




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Hey everyone. I see this group is a little lapse... Well nevermind. I took a break from diets for a few months because it was causing me too much stress. Now I...
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Aug 5, 2007
5:55 pm

... Hi Elena, I don't know about dopamine, but I know carbs can play with your serotonin levels - raise them in the short term but can deplete them longer...
Emma Davies
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Aug 7, 2007
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... Welcome back Emma :) I sure have missed your advice, really I don't trust anyone but you on this subject(!) I'm having quite a tough time actually. On the...
piratehyde2
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Aug 8, 2007
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... Wow, thanks for the vote of confidence :) ... Hmmm. I kind of know what you mean by this. I don't know whether this relates to you or not, but I feel...
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Aug 9, 2007
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Thank you for such a thought-out reply. Emma, if it not too much trouble, could I converse with you via email? I'm due to start my nutrition degree again in...
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Aug 9, 2007
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... Sure, no problem! ... Hmmm. I admit I've never tried eating more than 2oz dry weight before. I do find it has a stimulant effect on me the first time I eat...
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Aug 10, 2007
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... I get the same caffeine high off quinoa but it's not unpleasant like the rice. I've spent today focussing on low gi foods and i've felt instantly better...
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... Yeah, it seems to get that buttery, sulphurous smell, doesn't it? I know as soon as I taste it because it has that glutamatey tang to it. According to...
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... I've researched this quite a lot and I seem completely out of luck, although i'm in hertforshire now, i'll be spending most of my time in guildford. They...
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... Ewww! That's awful. You aren't even supposed to keep meat in your freezer for that long!!! No wonder Tescos is always full of screaming kids! :) ... When I...
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... Heh, I just tried my beef to make sure and of course it's taken me out of the calmest state I have been for as long as I can remember back to my "on the...
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... I get it from waitrose who are pretty good with freshness. I won't touch it if it smells 'fishy' in any way or isn't from UK waters. ... Totally. I didn't...
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