The results of this poll are anonymous. Anybody experienced any of these things after a contest or extreme dieting for another reason?
carbohydrate, gluten, or lactose intolerance
celiac disease
Crohn's disease
colitis or irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Cushing's syndrome
hypoglaecemia or rebound hypoglaecemia
adrenal burnout or adrenal fatigue
insulin resistance
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
other ailments (such as MS)
The results of this poll are anonymous. Anybody experienced any of these things after a contest or extreme dieting for another reason?
Not sure if it's relevant, but Edema might be worth noting.
Edema can be pretty damn serious...
Gaining 15-20lbs of water over a few days can tax the cardiovascular system like no tomorrow.
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Sorry... you're right. Didn't mean to make light. I've never experienced the crazy edema myself. But edema does go away, right? And hopefully is lessened when you're careful how you're using/not using sodium and other electrolytes. These other things (on the poll) are often much more long-lasting and harder to mitigate.
My poll is about more serious types of medical diagnoses
I think you just told us you're a little naive....
Ok I would like to know if anyone has ever been diagnosed with any of those, diseases, that was directly related to contest dieting.
If someone has used stimulants for cutting they will experience adrenal issues post contest, Humanofort takes care of those issues for my clients.
Also the reintroduction to any new type of foods for anyone will cause intolerance at first because they have gone months eating very clean and the same foods, which also does not last long.
Last edited by JonnyO; 11-01-2011 at 11:14 PM.
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Just out of curiosity, what is this information being used for? Something research-related? Personal interest?