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diet!!!

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joe29349
joe29349

i know diet is a big thing with anxiety but damn i do not know how to eat healthy at all............ damn greasy fried food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i need help

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  • lisalisa67
    lisalisa67 joe29349

    Posted

    The DASH diet is useful. You want to eat fruits, berries, veggies, salads, nuts, lean meats, chicken, broiled fish. Fresh turkey..etc..no caffiene, no sodas, low carbs, nothing fried or coated in sugar or salt. Be careful with chocolate it has caffiene and can make you feel ansy. If you need a can opener probably won't be healthy. Fresh foods. Its going to be healthy wholesome choices. If you are in fast food go for the salads or if they have healthy options. Nutritional shakes are everywhere three flavors and very useful when in the throws of anxiety to maintain nutrition.boost, ensure..etc..also check iut what g.90572 noted. 

  • cia42277
    cia42277 joe29349

    Posted

    I googled....foods that make anxiety worse...and

                       foods that make anxiety better.

    Get your tablet out and make a list. Food and drink make a world of difference with anxiety. Very, very good question, Joe. Good for you!!!

  • Aclaire41
    Aclaire41 joe29349

    Posted

    I have the same problem. When I eat healthy I have less anxiety! Way less! I still eat too much. I stress eat. I did weight watchers and I felt so much better. Then I stopped and gained the weight back and the anxiety came back!
  • richard89308
    richard89308 joe29349

    Posted

    plenty salads fruit and veg with your protein do not eat too much carbohydrate such as potato or pasta and cut down on fat or fried food.
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