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A member asked:
When i get excited and talk for too much and too long, especially loudly, i often feel jittery afterwards. is this normal?
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It is possible: that you have had some caffeine or tea that caused you to be "amped" up. But talking loud should make your ears tired and your body worked up. I get fatigued if I had to keep such strong emotion up for a long time. Please don't drink more coffee or tea, or use vitamins that give you energy like Vitamin B complex.
Answered 10/7/2015
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