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Does black tea ( mean taking caffein) or spicy food increase anxiety or any other food or drink , please let me know. Thanks

Psychologist in Islamabad - Mr. Abdullah

Mr. Abdullah - Psychologist

B.S HONS (Psychology), Diploma (Clinical Psychology) | Islamabad

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4 Positive Reviews

caffeine is a stimulant stimulates ur brain

Psychologist in Bahawalpur - Zahid Aziz

Zahid Aziz - Psychologist

BS , MPhil (Applied Psychology) | Bahawalpur

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60 Positive Reviews

No. Black tea increases altertness, spicy food increases only acidity ( may cause some stomach issue, if something bad happen).
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Not necessarily, not for everyone. For some people caffeine makes them more alert, for others it doesn't. You can always keep an eye for how your body and minds responds after having such food. It will be clearer to you then how it affects you.

Psychologist in Karachi - Ms Neelma Zafar

Ms Neelma Zafar - Psychologist

Masters in Clinical Psychology | Karachi

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46 Positive Reviews

There is no connection of food with anxiety it's depend on your mood thoughts, emotions or life events which can be couse of anxiety

Psychologist in Lahore - Dr. Fatima Abbas

Dr. Fatima Abbas - Psychologist

M.Sc Psychology | Lahore

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1 Positive Reviews

No.... Black tea is good for health.. Every food have different advantages for human body so don't be anxious about food

Psychologist in Taxila - Ms. Uzma Nawaz

Ms. Uzma Nawaz - Psychologist

MSc Psychology | Taxila

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5 Positive Reviews

there is no connection between anxiety and coffee but excessive use is not good

Psychologist in Karachi - Ms. Sarah Batool

Ms. Sarah Batool - Psychologist

BS (Psychology), M.Phil (Clinical Psychology) | Karachi

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3 Positive Reviews

High intake of caffeine may result in caffeine induced anxiety that can induce symptoms that mimic anxiety like, restlessness, fast heart rate or trouble sleeping . caffeine, in general, may worsen symptoms in people already prone to anxiety. You can book appointment for any anxiety issue ... https://www.marham.pk/doctors/lahore/psychologist/sarah-batool

Psychologist in Lahore - Ms. Sadia Yaqub

Ms. Sadia Yaqub - Psychologist

M.Sc Applied Psychology, Mphil Applied Psychology | Lahore

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20 Positive Reviews

there is no connection between anxiety and coffein.

Psychologist in Lahore - Dr. Amber Bashir

Dr. Amber Bashir - Psychologist

PhD (scholar) Clinical Psychology, MS Clinical Psychology, CBT Practitioner, Hypnotherapist UK | Lahore

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717 Positive Reviews

yes,they do

Psychologist in Islamabad - Asst. Prof. Dr. Mr Umar

Asst. Prof. Dr. Mr Umar - Psychologist

M.Sc Psychology | Islamabad

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22 Positive Reviews

no scientific proof yet

Psychologist in Sahiwal - Syeda Mariam Nisar

Syeda Mariam Nisar - Psychologist

MSc Clinical Psychology, Advance Diploma in Clinical Psychology | Sahiwal

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29 Positive Reviews

yes they are

Psychologist in Islamabad - Ms. Shamikha Batool

Ms. Shamikha Batool - Psychologist

BS Psychology, MS Clinical Psychology | Islamabad

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48 Positive Reviews

Book your appointment for online or face to face session with me ...

Psychologist in Gujranwala - Ms. Faryal Jameel

Ms. Faryal Jameel - Psychologist

Bs Hons Psychology, Advance Diploma in Clinical Psychology(ADCP) | Gujranwala

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12 Positive Reviews

book ur appoitmnent

Psychologist in Lahore - Ms. Zain Tahir

Ms. Zain Tahir - Psychologist

MS Clinical Psychology, BS Behavioral Sciences, Autism Certificate-03 | Lahore

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4 Positive Reviews

If already in anxious state, then these things will aggravate it. Otherwise not.
Should use calming and relaxing nutrients to manage anxiety

Psychologist in Islamabad - Sabiha

Sabiha - Psychologist

MSc (Psychology), ADCP (Advance Diploma In Clinical Psychology) | Islamabad

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1 Positive Reviews

book your appointment

Psychologist in Karachi - Sumra Anis

Sumra Anis - Psychologist

MSc (Psychology) | Karachi

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3 Positive Reviews

It can aggravate the anxiety and gastric problem can also cause anxiety


Nutritionist in Sargodha - Ms.Sidra Zafar

Ms.Sidra Zafar - Nutritionist

Doctor of Human Nutrition and Dietetics | Sargodha

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19 Positive Reviews

In state of Anxiety taking Caffine may aggregate the symptoms, you should avoid Caffine, you should increase daily intake of Fruits, especially Citrus fruits, Increase your Water intake and have a morning walk of 30 minutes daily, You can also take 4,5 Almonds before sleeping, For a proper Diet Plan you can book my online appointment through Marham.


Psychologist in Sargodha - Sidra Muneer

Sidra Muneer - Psychologist

M.Sc (Applied Psychology), MS (Clinical Psychology) | Sargodha

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34 Positive Reviews

yes there are many triggering factors which aggravate anxiety and caffeine is one of them kindly book an appointment so your issue can ve addressed

Psychologist in Islamabad - Sahar Saifullah

Sahar Saifullah - Psychologist

B.A Psychology, MSc Psychology, Advance Diploma in Clinical Psychology | Islamabad

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6 Positive Reviews

caffeine can trigger anxiety like symptoms in people. which can be managed by relaxation exercises. for further details please book an appointment.

Psychologist in Lahore - Dr. Ms Zahra Kaneez

Dr. Ms Zahra Kaneez - Psychologist

MS Clinical Psychology | Lahore

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3 Positive Reviews

Yes caffeine contributes towards anxiety.

Psychologist in Jhelum - Ms. Anosha Jarral

Ms. Anosha Jarral - Psychologist

Msc. Psychology, Ms. Clinical Psychology | Jhelum

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30 Positive Reviews

Yes spicy food can lead to other health issues and if you have health issues then it can lead you to psychological issues that’s why everyone say Health is wealth 😇

Psychologist in Lahore - Ms. Aaiza

Ms. Aaiza - Psychologist

BS (Hons) Applied Psychology, MS Clinical Psychology | Lahore

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60 Positive Reviews

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