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I’m fine with literally all the ingredients. I have no known allergies. There is a ‘flavouring’ in it, which I assume is vanilla. But the last two times I’ve eaten weetabix minis I’ve had horrid diarrhoea lasting 2hours+ 11-12 hours after eating it.
I had weetabix minis on 30th April and had bad diarrhoea that night, then the 1st and 3rd May. Then I had weetabix minis yesterday and had diarrhoea last night. It’s not like my usual stomach sensitivity feeling.
Just wondering if anyone has insight or has experienced this before. I’ve approached my doctor about a skin reaction to a product recently that may have been to vanillin so I’m considering the flavouring as an option for intolerance, but want all your theories please! thanks!

Studied law at undergrad and law masters (part time) is currently in progress, both great unis and consistently got distinctions this year. I love law and I’m a massive nerd, and if I didn’t think it would be a waste of my money vs career prospects I’d do a PhD for sure.
I used to be completely confident and competent, and it’s not that I’m not confident now it’s more that I unfortunately had some life events that led to me developing intense panic attacks and agoraphobia. I’m in therapy etc, but I was just hoping someone on here could help me to figure out where I can plan to take my career? I find studying in person extremely challenging and I cannot always leave the house to go to study. I’m worried about how this would affect my career and obviously working through it but I need some direction and motivation. Also I need an income to be honest and I’m applying to remote part time jobs but feeling a bit disheartened as I haven’t got anywhere with that.

Any lawyers with anxiety/panic attacks I’d love to hear from you. Anyone working in person with anxiety/panic attacks also. And honestly anyone with any advice about how to approach this with working and career goals? For example, I don’t feel comfortable going down the barrister route anymore because I don’t feel I could commit the intensity of the job anymore. Any (kind) advice welcome! Please don’t say I need to suck it up and go into an in person job, as you probably don’t understand how intense this illness can be. And I did work when it was first forming, and it wasn’t my choice to leave but I had to due to housing issues and move area. It’s now a lot less possible and obviously harder to get back in but also my agoraphobia didn’t exist then.
Thanks!!

About 6 months ago I came off, and the days leading up to my period I can’t even walk up stairs… will it get better? I’m not deficient in anything so I think it’s hormones. Can’t go back on birth control as it gave me awful mood issues with every kind