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Overeating/too Quickly


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I get these little adrenaline surges that shoot real quick and go away. They come and go usually right after i eat and seem to occur when my upper stomach feels tight and bloated. anyone else get these surges after they eat? They feel like little jolts of adrenaline, like if someone jumped out in front of you to scare you. Strange!


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I used to get what you describe, but not anymore. I do have a similar thing happen when I first wake up, and try to move too soon. It's not quite the same feeling though, so I don't know if it relates at all.

My guess would be that your digestive system gets overwhelmed, which I do know can make a person very drowsy. I've read the digestive system in high gear can require other bodily functions to slow or shut down until the gut is less busy. So perhaps the body's response is to attempt to keep things functioning.

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