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Re: caffeine? or maybe aspartame?

From: koolaide (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 13 Feb 2003 11:54:45 -0600 (CST)

Hi Flori, I'm not too sure on the relationship of the tingly limbs and carbs, but I do think for sure you should let your doctor know right away about it. It just can't be a good thing when your limbs 'fall asleep' on a regular basis, from what I understand that means your blood supply is limited to those areas. I'm not a doctor and certainly don't mean to scare you, but I would check it out. All the best, Bonnie

At Tue, 11 Feb 2003, flori wrote: >
>does anyone else feel not just sick shortly after drinking (diet) pop
>(but the same seems to go for sweet things like chocolate) but tingly?
>my arms and legs have been falling asleep or my arms of fingers have
>been tingling (like falling asleep, but to a lesser degree or
>something--it feels slightly different and less severe--maybe even a
>little stiff) shortly ater drinking diet pepsi. but then they've been
>falling asleep more all together.
>
>the doctor didn't think i was insulin resistant, but carbs sure seem to
>make me feel bad. and i've been really hungry and craving them
>abnormally much (althoug perhaps partly because it's harder to eat
>veggies in college, which i did more at home before knowing i had pcos).
>
>anyhow,
>THANKS

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