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Hyperactivity

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I'm on week 6 of the diet and this past week I'm finally feeling pretty good after being very sick and having awful withdrawals.

The past few days I have been so hyper! I feel like I'm buzzing and I don't want to sit still. I can't figure out if it's a physical symptom or it's just that I've been lethargic for so long I don't know how to manage normal energy levels.

Anyone else go through a period of being hyper?

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