Poggle
02-09-2005, 10:43 PM
As I'm going through a week of being distracted and disabled by an intrusive obsession I am wondering if my diet and sleep would make the anxiety and ability to think be more easier if stopped and started doing certain things? Even though I really want to get back on track, I was just wondering if it will help in particular with my mental state in regards to OCD and the anxiety that results from it?
For example, I've been drinking a lot of caffeine and sugar, have been skipping breakfast and having very 'unhealthy' and sometimes small lunches and haven't been drinking much water at all. I also have been missing a lot of sleep. I usually go to bed at around 2:00-30 AM and get out of bed at 9:30 AM. I've been wanting to lay off of the sugar/caffeine, drink more water, eat better and get more sleep since I feel very terrible but I am just wondering how those factors contribute to OCD/anxiety?
For example, I've been drinking a lot of caffeine and sugar, have been skipping breakfast and having very 'unhealthy' and sometimes small lunches and haven't been drinking much water at all. I also have been missing a lot of sleep. I usually go to bed at around 2:00-30 AM and get out of bed at 9:30 AM. I've been wanting to lay off of the sugar/caffeine, drink more water, eat better and get more sleep since I feel very terrible but I am just wondering how those factors contribute to OCD/anxiety?

