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Why does my anxiety go away after eating? non-diabetic, no medications and have tested bg levels during these times, always a good number.
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Anxiety: One size does not fit all. If all is well medically in terms of blood sugar consider behavioral treatments such as clinical hypnosis (asch.net) or the Relaxation Response (relaxationresponse.org). Consider seeing a clinical psychologist for professional support and to learn strategies to help anxiety. Peace and good health.
Answered 9/4/2017
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