In the same way that some people don’t have an inner monologue, I’m pretty sure I don’t get sugar rushes - for me there’s no such thing (and trust me I eat a LOT of sugar and I also take breaks, to little effect)
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I think it’s my inefficient gut tbh
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same, i think?
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I think I remember reading that sugar rushes are a placebo thing? Like, when they double-blinded sugar there was no difference between sugar and control.
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Feeling validated haha. This came out of my housemate describing sugar tingles and hyperactivity, he compared it to caffeine. I feel caffeine effects strongly but not sugar.
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Could it be that everybody has inner monologue, but 1. Noticing it requires a non-trivial amount of awareness, and 2. It's not strictly monologue-like for everybody, can just be a cluster of thought patterns Like some ppl think the same thought visually, some more narratively.
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I would say without an inner monologue I am more aware
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A nurse once assumed I didn't eat any sugar as my triglycerides were exceptionally low. My, was she wrong.
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I am the opposite. Age 20 I used to get drunk on the sugar in lemonade (soda), and half a glass of real alcohol (lots of sugar) sent me to sleep almost immediately.
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So sugar makes you act drunk?
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