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    Do you people actually feel 'euphoric' from specific foods

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    • NjegosN Offline
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      I feel as tho I feel exactly the same no matter what I eat. Peating is hard because it gives rought guidlines on ratios and macros and then Peat suggests to figure it out for yourself, what feels right I suppose. No matter what I eat, if I Peat or not, I feel exactly the same. Is this real or are all of you playing, you feel so good so energetic, euophoruic come on?

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      • TexugoDoMelT Offline
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        I think the term “euphoric” is often misunderstood and used as a synonym for mania, but it has been said countless times within peating context that “a high-energy state is a relaxed state.”

        So I interpret “euphoria” as the lifting of the resistances that interfere with your metabolism, and now your thoughts and actions can be expressed freely, and as a result, you’re also able to perceive(and be perceived by) the world in your own way.

        As Peat said:

        [The] excitedly expectant state of consciousness of a child on Christmas morning is a model of the way the mind should function throughout life

        Any food that brings you closer to that feeling is euphoric, so it's real in that context.

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          @Njegos yes

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