ickplantFeb 23

It makes me shudder

https://lemmy.world/post/43474081

Show threadgarbagebagelFeb 23
There’s no way this is an autistic only trait right? You’re telling me people just go around dealing with those things?
Show threadAyuTsukasaFeb 23
It’s kinda concerning how people often are taking normal reactions/behaviors and labeling them as autistic or ADHD.
Show threadstarik
You try having ADHD and going 24 hours without food. All you can think about is eating. It’s very distracting. It’s an ADHD thing 🤷‍♀️
Feb 23 at 7:12amWeb
Show threadebolapieFeb 23
ironically I often forget to eat and get trapped in binge/fast cycles unless I painstakingly log every single thing I eat.
Show threadSlurpingPusFeb 23
Show threadStriderFeb 24
Erm, late for me to learn but if so: shaking is a symptom from having to eat?
Show threadSlurpingPusFeb 24
It’s a consequence of low blood sugar. Although there are other possible causes.
Show threadStriderFeb 24
Hm, maybe I should keep some dextrose on me then.
Show threadSlurpingPusFeb 24
It also helps to check for signs of pre-diabetes, as afaiu healthy people don’t get this issue. I didn’t start getting the shakes until I gotten fat and unexercised.
Show threadStriderFeb 25

Yeah, sugar intake, I’m aware of that and fighting for a long time. But no, it’s officially no drug, hrhr. Fun stuff to look up, the sugar cartel.

Anyhow, my condition is okay but I’ve got too many neurological issues which basically make it impossible to read my own body, so that’s there, too.

Show threadSlurpingPusFeb 24
Btw, a simple alarm on the phone helps me remember when it’s time for a meal in my whack schedule.
Show threadLumidaubFeb 23

You try having ADHD and going 24 hours without food.

That is literally so easy, I regularly do it by accident because I hyperfocus on some nonsense.