www.veria.com In this Signs and Symptoms video from Veria Living, we see that It may seem like a stretch to connect your diet with your mental health, but many food allergies manifest themselves not as puffed-up lips or itchy red bumps, but instead as a feeling of fatigue and emotional distress. When we eat foods we're allergic to, our body responds with a rush of adrenaline and cortisol to fight off the allergens. It feels like a burst of energy, but as with most highs, it's accompanied by an inevitable and dramatic crash. It's this feeling which not only perpetuates the addictive cycle, but also is often misdiagnosed as something other than a food allergy.
Food Allergies | Signs and Symptoms | Video | Veria Living
on Sunday, November 25, 2012
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www.veria.com In this Signs and Symptoms video from Veria Living, we see that It may seem like a stretch to connect your diet with your mental health, but many food allergies manifest themselves not as puffed-up lips or itchy red bumps, but instead as a feeling of fatigue and emotional distress. When we eat foods we're allergic to, our body responds with a rush of adrenaline and cortisol to fight off the allergens. It feels like a burst of energy, but as with most highs, it's accompanied by an inevitable and dramatic crash. It's this feeling which not only perpetuates the addictive cycle, but also is often misdiagnosed as something other than a food allergy.
www.veria.com In this Signs and Symptoms video from Veria Living, we see that It may seem like a stretch to connect your diet with your mental health, but many food allergies manifest themselves not as puffed-up lips or itchy red bumps, but instead as a feeling of fatigue and emotional distress. When we eat foods we're allergic to, our body responds with a rush of adrenaline and cortisol to fight off the allergens. It feels like a burst of energy, but as with most highs, it's accompanied by an inevitable and dramatic crash. It's this feeling which not only perpetuates the addictive cycle, but also is often misdiagnosed as something other than a food allergy.
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