Sugar binge and heart rate

[bigdecision]

My heart rate has increased two days after a sugar binge, I consumed over 1500 calories.
This was the second binge in my life and they both happened within the space of a 4-5 weeks.
I will not binge again, has this happened to anyone else? Any advice?

[Ghawk21]

1500 total for the day or 1500 more than normal?
What kind of increase in heart rate? Resting? Average? During Exercise?
I am unaware of any data that would show a single episode of binge eating have any kind of affect on heart rate.

[bigdecision]

1500 total for the day or 1500 more than normal?
What kind of increase in heart rate? Resting? Average? During Exercise?
I am unaware of any data that would show a single episode of binge eating have any kind of affect on heart rate.

I probably consumed around 3000 that day or more. My usual cutting calories would be 2300-2400. Resting heart rate, I was also more out of breath during exercise but not fatigued.

[Ghawk21]

I probably consumed around 3000 that day or more. My usual cutting calories would be 2300-2400. Resting heart rate, I was also more out of breath during exercise but not fatigued.

If it persists over the next few days consider seeing your doctor. I think its highly unlikely related to a single episode of binge eating at 700 cals over a normal day but I also don't know your health history and could be related to any number of things.

[bigdecision]

If it persists over the next few days consider seeing your doctor. I think its highly unlikely related to a single episode of binge eating at 700 cals over a normal day but I also don't know your health history and could be related to any number of things.

Thank you for that man, it was a lot of sugar and probably over 110g

[snailsrus]

If it persists over the next few days consider seeing your doctor. I think its highly unlikely related to a single episode of binge eating at 700 cals over a normal day but I also don't know your health history and could be related to any number of things.

unless pre diabetic

[Ghawk21]

unless pre diabetic

Good point, OP if you do have any underlying health conditions or suspect you may want to follow up with an MD sooner.

I figured since its happening 2 days later its likely unrelated. I would think the response would of been quicker, or at least within 24 hours, if it was something like that. Always best to check with a doctor though.

[bigdecision]

unless pre diabetic

thank you

[bigdecision]

Good point, OP if you do have any underlying health conditions or suspect you may want to follow up with an MD sooner.

I figured since its happening 2 days later its likely unrelated. I would think the response would of been quicker, or at least within 24 hours, if it was something like that. Always best to check with a doctor though.

thanks for the heads up mate