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Hi, I (F, 18) am very new to being diagnosed with MCAS. I've been diagnosed with LPR (acid reflux that goes in your larynx) and have nerve damage in my vocal chords, which isn't helping this situation, but I think that this puffy feeling is due to MCAS. (My GP agrees) Now, the itchiness and redness and all of those symptoms are manageable, but this throat feeling is driving me crazy and has been for YEARS. It will come on for a few weeks at a time, flaring up whenever I eat anything, including safe foods. Then it will go away for a few weeks. I've been to urgent care and my GP while having a throat flare up, and they said I had absolutely no actual swelling in my mouth o...

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I was talking with a friend about how many harmless liquids like water or milk can be fatal to a person if drunk in large quantities. There was a bottle of apple vinegar on the table in front of us so naturally the question came up "How much vinegar would be fatal?". I tried asking chat gpt but it seems to think we're trying to kill ourselves via vinegar intake(Which is pretty hilarious tbh) here are some interesting facts about vinegar that might help: # Acidity & Chemical Makeup Acetic acid concentration: typically 4–6% in commercial apple cider vinegar. pH: generally 2.5–3.0, making it strongly acidic (similar to lemon juice). Other organic acids: small amo...

Hi! I am 27, female, 5'5'', 165lbs, not on any meds, started smoking this year (started socially but now probably at a pack every 1.5 weeks) Last week I had a scary incident where my hands seized into fists and I could not move them for 5 minutes. Events leading to: \-Sick for the last two weeks, possibly Bronchitis (did not go to doctor until I was able to get out of bed so symptoms mostly resolved, but his guess was I just finished fighting it) \-The day of the incident I went to work (out of sick leave days) \-Way home I decided to take an Uber because I was not feeling well. Heart was pounding hard from the 11 minute walk from my office to the bus station (watch said 1...

I know this is a lot different than most of the posts on this sub, but lately it’s been a struggle. I’m 5’3 and sit around 108-110 pounds, sometimes fluctuating down to 105 if i’m not very actively tracking what I eat. I want to gain a tiny bit of weight and fluctuate a little higher, around 112 but it just isn’t happening. I track my food and I’m consistently eating around 2000 cals a day. I’m pretty active, walking around 8k steps per day and do rock climbing 4-5 times a week with strength training. I think that 2k would be a surplus but I’m not gaining weight and I continue to lose if I don’t track. I also already feel very full with this amount and it’d be hard to ea...

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Please enjoy my journal entries from a solo trip I took back in October! Any text in parentheses was added later for context) Thursday, October 16, 2025 From Knoxville, TN to Houston, TX (Prior to this first entry, we had been boarded on the plane and the proceeded to sit there for over and hour while they worked out some “technical difficulties”. At one point the pilot said the system that was down wasn’t “that important” but was crucial to have when flying. Make that make sense…) 08:26 EST We have finally taken to the sky. After a grueling hour filled with wet coughs and screaming children, we are actually beginning our journey. I am listening to I Want to Know What Love Is ...

Hi, I’m hoping for some advice for next steps. My 2.5 year old was 43 lbs about 7 months ago, and I tried introducing a high-value kibble for treat training when we started having reactivity issues over the summer. I thought I had adjusted her food well enough, but she gained weight and her high weight was 47 lbs. She has not been able to lose weight at all despite discontinuing the kibble immediately and reducing calories further. The vet told me to feed her 650 kcal per day. I was feeding exactly that, but she had still not lost any weight after weeks. Now it’s been months and she is still 46 lbs despite my efforts. She needs to be 39 lbs according to the vet. * I weigh her food by...

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Please go easy, my 1st post here. I'm asking for help on info. My friend's son has been doing the grind in causal restaurant kitchen's and piecing work together with multiple jobs. I saw a listing for a hot prep work job at Orlando hospital and would like to know if anyone could chime in on if this would be a better direction with potential upward or not. I appreciate all honest feedback. Thank you Edit: specifically with Orlando health hospital, food and nutrition department. Any feedback helpful!

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Second visit. Went right after they opened, which was still very good, but they’ve definitely caught their stride now. Service was very good. Little things, like mentioning that we had been there before. Recalling that we had not dietary restrictions. Someone was always ready to open the door when I got up to go to the restroom. The food was fantastic. Nine courses with wine pairing. I didn’t take pictures of every course. Mostly because I got too drunk on the wine. Pictured is the first course. Ceramic oyster shell with an oyster, uni, and champagne foam. A caviar supplement with a bread pudding of sorts (I forgot what they called it). Pork loin and pork cheek with grapes and crispy sh...

its late spring, I'm not near a mountain only a small hill, and am at sea level, why??

Hi everyone, I’m 1 year and 4 months post op and I really struggle with food noise .To be honest I didn’t have food noise before surgery and now it’s really bad like all I think about is food or what I’m going to have for lunch or dinner . At the start of my journey it wasn’t like that ,I’m scared to gain the weight that I have lost .I tried calorie counting which made it worse so I stopped .At the moment when I do want a snack I tried to make sure that it’s fruit or protein heavy .Any advice would be appreciated?

I (26F, obese, PCOS haver w/ 2/3 periods throughout the year) have been more serious now when it comes to eating foods that are kinder to my body. I've been eating/drinking things that are more nutrient dense now, I don't drink sodas or sweets overly often these days. Small wins!!! But for several months now, my brain will not STOP with meat cravings. I could be eating a small lean steak with minimal fat, along with some jerky, but I'll still devour it and crave for more an hour later. I notice that things like whey shakes will quiet this down a bit, it used to help me quite a bit but these days, my body will not be half-satisfied if I don't eat JUST meat and eggs trough...

I’ve got an 18 month old who’s been a **** sleeper since the very beginning. But from the past 2 months her sleep has been driving me over the edge. She wakes up between 7-7:30. Sometimes 6:45am. Sometimes 8:15. First wake window is accurate down to the T- 5 hours. And she sleeps anywhere between 1.5 to 2 hours. Goes down pretty easy for the nap. I don’t let her stay asleep past 3, hoping to keep bedtime 9-9:30pm. Here is where everything goes to ****. Sometimes she shows sleepy cues at 4h, other times nothing till 6.5h. Trying to get her to go sleep is rocking for ages and singing, I don’t mind, it helps us bond. But she won’t stay asleep. She wakes up like clockwork betwe...