Eggs causing racing heart rate

[Halo]

This sounds insane to me but it’s what’s been happening for a year. I keep trying and trying different egg sources it doesn’t help. I miss being able to have eggs in my diet.
My resting HR is between 52-58 following eggs 100-120. Anyone ever hear of this or experience it?

 

[IronSoul]

Wow, that’s wild. Do you have any allergy or intolerance to dairy now? I know you mentioned some digestive stuff you deal with now. Could it be related to that?


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[Halo]

Wow, that’s wild. Do you have any allergy or intolerance to dairy now? I know you mentioned some digestive stuff you deal with now. Could it be related to that?


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I’ve been avoiding dairy on advice from gastro doc. Could be

 

[genetic freak]

Sounds like an allergy developed later in life.

 

[IronSoul]

I’ve been avoiding dairy on advice from gastro doc. Could be

Damn bro, maybe that’s it. Have you tried any more rare eggs like quail or anything?


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[Halo]

Damn bro, maybe that’s it. Have you tried any more rare eggs like quail or anything?


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We had a farm I was eating duck and guinea eggs all the same thing. Has to be a late developed allergy I’m done trying

 

[IronSoul]

We had a farm I was eating duck and guinea eggs all the same thing. Has to be a late developed allergy I’m done trying

I don’t blame you, it’s not worth that issue.


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[testboner]

A couple thoughts:
You mentioned trying different source eggs; have you specifically tried non corn, non soy fed pastured eggs?
If it were me having the same issue, I’d begin with trying that.
Next, I would try having just the yokes with white, and then the white without the yokes. Experiment.
Corn & soy fed hens are a more common reason for egg allergies and sensitivities, as well as the egg white. Some can have non corn & soy fed pastured whole eggs — and some can handle just the yokes without issue.

 

[IronSoul]

[mention]beefnewton [/mention] could really give some solid advice here. Out of everyone I know, he’s done the most work on allergies, intolerances, etc. especially when it comes to food. He recommended a test to me, that I still have sitting in my closet and haven’t submitted yet. I plan to, but it’s expensive. Well worth it, though. It breaks down everything for you and how you react to it and what you need to stay away from. [mention]Halo [/mention] that might be a good idea for you now days with everything going on.


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[Halo]

A couple thoughts:
You mentioned trying different source eggs; have you specifically tried non corn, non soy fed pastured eggs?
If it were me having the same issue, I’d begin with trying that.
Next, I would try having just the yokes with white, and then the white without the yokes. Experiment.
Corn & soy fed hens are a more common reason for egg allergies and sensitivities, as well as the egg white. Some can have non corn & soy fed pastured whole eggs — and some can handle just the yokes without issue.

I like the logic. I’ll see if I can find some

 

[Halo]

[mention]beefnewton [/mention] could really give some solid advice here. Out of everyone I know, he’s done the most work on allergies, intolerances, etc. especially when it comes to food. He recommended a test to me, that I still have sitting in my closet and haven’t submitted yet. I plan to, but it’s expensive. Well worth it, though. It breaks down everything for you and how you react to it and what you need to stay away from. [mention]Halo [/mention] that might be a good idea for you now days with everything going on.


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Sounds good let me know what the test name is

 

[testboner]

I like the logic. I’ll see if I can find some

NOTE: I mistyped in my post, and can’t edit correct it. I typed “I would try having just the yokes with white” — but meant, try the yokes WITHOUT the white.
My apology.