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Old 12-03-2013, 09:46 PM #1
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Default Diet and Fainting Sensations
I went on a major diet (50 lbs in 2 months) while drinking heavily. I have developed peripheral neuropathy as a result. Most recently, I feel sensations of fainting after eating but not always. I also feel some pressure around my heart. Is there certain foods that I am not supposed to be eating? Thanks for your help.
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