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canefan17
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Does anybody else sweat after eating?

This just started for me in the last couple weeks.

Hmmmmm (it's not spices either)
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Could be hypoglycemia and/or insulin resistance.

The spice cinnamon really does help bring down fasting insulin levels.

Bea Seibert
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Yes I've been doing that for a while too. It has gotten a little worse lately - moon phase???

I'll sit down to eat and a "hot flash" comes over me.

Anybody else?
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canefan17
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It's not hypoglycemia for me.

My guess so far is babs, bart, parasites, or liver

*shrugs shoulders*
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I chill after eating.
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Babesia scavenges glucose. It's possible the glucose entering the bloodstream signals it to feed and reproduce.

Alternating chills/fever and sweating are classic Babesia symptoms.

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i had severe facial sweating after eating. after about six months of oral antibiotics, it gradually disappeared.
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Me too - more of a facial flushing that I attribure to food allergies which by now includes every food known to man.
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I have experienced the same thing, and it's after I eat. It's like a facial flushing, from the inside out.

Mine also started recently, after close to a year and a half of babs treatment.
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I have done that a large portion of my adult life...get all hot and flushed, sweaty when eating. I had a doctor tell me it is normal!

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I wonder if one goes a long time between meals if it could be some sort of adrenaline reaction?
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I think there is a blood sugar connection
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Bump any others?

I sweat and burp constantly after meals.

Gets sort of scary because I get pains in left side of chest.
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This used to happen to me before I took enzymes and HCL with pepsin with meals. Chronic infections can cause low hydrochloric acid levels which is a natural antibacterial that the body produces.

We need extra enzymes also to digest our food when sick. I like Super Digestaway by Soloray because it contains pancreatin and ox bile along with other enzymes.

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Ya I have HCL

Guess it might be time for Super Digestaway you've been telling me about.
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You also might need to increase the HCI. One is usually not enough.

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