sickly feeling in the morning - Reasons.

MSNik

Have you discussed this with your GP? You might want to consider doing some blood work - your GP will probably have you fast and do it first thing in the morning and then repeat it midday, after you have eaten. Have you ever had your sugar levels tested?

It is not likely to be the protein that you are eating at night, but rather a deficiency overall in the way you are absorbing nutrients; this could be a GI issue. You may want to consult with a GI doctor as well.

Good luck!

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dominover

I"m afraid GP's are off my list forever unless I have a serious medical condition.
I've paid too many and the majority try to steer me off and tell me it's in my mind. I recently paid one an exorbitant amount of money and he's really put me off forever. Yes, I've had the blood work done and you wont find anything wrong with me that way (we never have despite dozens of pathology tests). I've had more success on the internet with health matters.

Sorry to sound rash, but the topic of GP's and nutritional matters just don't seem to be connected in Australia. That's why I've come to a message board to hopefully find someone who may have had a similar issue. The fact that eating protein before bed has helped me tremendously tells me that thsi is probably a blood sugar issue (despite the fact that my tests tell me that I'm totally fine).

I just hoped somebody would recognize this so I can put a name to the issue. Maybe it's what I've described, maybe it's not.

denise1952

My very thought, I had mine done recently and from there I was able to see where some of my deficiencies were.

denise1952

I like many others, do understand about conventional medicine being "sometimes" inadequate. I am also venturing out on my own as I have many issues, maybe small, but they are interfering with my quality of life. I believe strongly in supplementing my meals because I've studied enough to believe that we can't get it all through our foods anymore.

It is hard to work on these types of medicine because of the costs, length of time for things to start working. But it is so worth it for me. I find my supplements online, or have found some good ones shopping at a place we have called Grocery Outlet, and started out taking like 8 I think it was. Then little by little, I eliminated the ones that were ineffective, or causing some issues for me. I now take half that many, and continue to learn new recipes that eliminate things like MSG etc.

I take these right now: magnesium glyconate, magnesium l-threonate, B50 Complex, Vit. C, D3. I also take Apple Cider Vinegar (1 tbsp in water) every a.m., Coconut oil, and blackstrap molasses daily. Not too much of anything, little to start out for me. Been on this steady regime since the 8th of Oct.

I'm far from "well" but I have a lot of hope, and faith in what I can find for myself. Especially with the help of others of my kind The words "I'm not a doctor, but" mean more to me now than before. Because I find many people that actually work hard at researching, and trying these methods (natural let's say) to heal themselves. I am sad to say, I was sent out with yet another prescription that made me feel worse than the ailment.

I'm not saying there is not a place for conventional medicine, I will say that it is my responsibility to participate in my own healthy, well-being. Hang in there, I am glad to see your post and I will share whatever I can to help others, but not by any other means than telling them what works for me personally.

nateliv

All the time and it has been hindering me from eating breakfast throughout my life.

A solution is wake up 6am, use the toilet/shave/shower, go on the misc get some lulz and youll be feeling fresh. Then you can have your breakfast without any problems.

Titchou

It could be low blood sugar. Without knowing your diet it would be hard to say though. And a simple fasting blood sugar test would determine it definitively.

Machaon

Did you ever suffer from a bad cold or flu or infection that was hard to treat?

Do you experience the same morning misery if you sleep elsewhere?

I have autoimmune problems, caused by an experimental live flu vaccine back in 1957 and made worse by a year long infection decades later. I cannot be exposed to any chemicals or detergents or certain materials during sleep, or I too will wake up sick as a dog.

As crazy as it sounds, I was thinking about the possibility that you could be autoimmune-sensitive to your sleeping environment; and that the protein meal before bed suppresses your autoimmune response throughout the night.

Regards, Bob

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