ok thank you for your replies.
I have figured out what has happened to me, this might change the whole situation I'm not sure.
I got sick because I made a pie, ate it, and the next day I was sick. I figured I got food poisioning from the pie, maybe from old ingredients.
Then I looked back at the recipe, and discovered that I had put in way too much nutmeg. I did some research on nutmeg, and discovered that it is a phsychoactive food that can cause nausa, vomiting, and hallucinations.This may alter brain chemistry in some way (I recall the terms dopamine and serotonin).
So that is why I have felt dizzy and recently discovered that I was also suffering from depersonalization. I was also very paranoid about my state of mind, as school just started and I can't seem to concentrate or retain information.
So now I need to know if the nutmeg has had a permanant affect on my brain, or if the chemicals will naturally balance out and the condition will go away. I currently suffer from acute depersonalization 24 hours a day, with intense periods begining mid afternoon.
I have figured out what has happened to me, this might change the whole situation I'm not sure.
I got sick because I made a pie, ate it, and the next day I was sick. I figured I got food poisioning from the pie, maybe from old ingredients.
Then I looked back at the recipe, and discovered that I had put in way too much nutmeg. I did some research on nutmeg, and discovered that it is a phsychoactive food that can cause nausa, vomiting, and hallucinations.This may alter brain chemistry in some way (I recall the terms dopamine and serotonin).
So that is why I have felt dizzy and recently discovered that I was also suffering from depersonalization. I was also very paranoid about my state of mind, as school just started and I can't seem to concentrate or retain information.
So now I need to know if the nutmeg has had a permanant affect on my brain, or if the chemicals will naturally balance out and the condition will go away. I currently suffer from acute depersonalization 24 hours a day, with intense periods begining mid afternoon.
