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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: CREALMADRID on January 16, 2013, 11:32:19 PM
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am dieting and feel dizziness,i read this is from lack of vitamin b6 & b12,and iron
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glucide [/thread]
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Maybe get a blood test and that will take the guess work out for you.
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Maybe get a blood test and that will take the guess work out for you.
am feeling it for 5-6 days,after the cardio (running 10km) then i eat and i continue to feel dizzy,i thought its a lack of some nutrient,yesterday i ate all and everything but the dizzines didnt stop!
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carbohydrates of course.. complex and simple..
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pressure in ear.
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am feeling it for 5-6 days,after the cardio (running 10km) then i eat and i continue to feel dizzy,i thought its a lack of some nutrient,yesterday i ate all and everything but the dizzines didnt stop!
Possibly iron because it can make you feel dizzy, but lack of it also makes a person very tired. Do you feel tired all the time?
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Low blood sugar from low carbs can make you feel pretty dizzy, and hyper sensitive to caffeine and dehydration which make you more dizzy and a bit head achy.
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Sperm
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Possibly iron because it can make you feel dizzy, but lack of it also makes a person very tired. Do you feel tired all the time?
i thought is maybe lack of iron or maybe a lack of sleep even if i sleep well!am not dieting for a contest but am simply shedding the fat,so one day maybe i eat more calories (a cheat day with a can of ice cream),am having vertigo and disequilibrium,after the cardio in the morning,now it lasts for many hours!i dont know what the fuck is that
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dehydration?
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Falling off a 10 storey building?
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Alton Towers
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Alton Towers
That's more depression
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i thought is maybe lack of iron or maybe a lack of sleep even if i sleep well!am not dieting for a contest but am simply shedding the fat,so one day maybe i eat more calories (a cheat day with a can of ice cream),am having vertigo and disequilibrium,after the cardio in the morning,now it lasts for many hours!i dont know what the fuck is that
So you have vertigo? I used to train a female who had vertigo and she experienced dizziness and would also feel sick at times. So if you have vertigo then it is not diet related or lack of any nutrients.
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So you have vertigo? I used to train a female who had vertigo and she experienced dizziness and would also feel sick at times. So if you have vertigo then it is not diet related or lack of any nutrients.
Were you on 'The Flying Doctors'?
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Were you on 'The Flying Doctors'?
No and I supose you are going to ask me if I was on Big Ed next? You know that horse tv show...
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No and I supose you are going to ask me if I was on Big Ed next? You know that horse tv show...
Hahaha, no, but now you mention it I knew that smile was familiar!
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Hahaha, no, but now you mention it I knew that smile was familiar!
I know you would like that.
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Better play it safe and ride out the rest of your pregnancy in bed.
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I know you would like that.
You are the funniest lady of the 3 all the women on this board Booty
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You are the funniest lady of the 3 all the women on this board Booty
Thank you BigCyp. I will take the compliment, even though it's only out of 3 females. ;D
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See a doctor it could be a heart problem.
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Aids....sucks to be you :(
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My dizziness(with one episode of full blown vertigo) came from not enough sodium in my diet. I have learned that I need to actually supplement sodium, especially, during intense training blocks and a lot of sweating with heavy water intake. I went through periods of dizziness... which made me feel like I was standing on a boat-dock. I saw drs, had bloodwork, etc... some thought it was low carb, some thought it was anxiety, low iron, chronic fatigue, stress, diabetes, etc... I went around in circles for a couple of years. I eventually realized, with my own experimentation, that I needed extra sodium. I eat very healthy with no processed foods. Mix that with heavy sweating and pounding a ton of water.. BOOM, I had nothing in my body left which lead to all of those symptoms.
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Ouch