Risk factors The same research review notes that several factors may increase the risk of hot flashes, including: lower levels of physical activity obesity tobacco use history of premenstrual syndrome Triggers Each persons triggers for hot flashes may vary, but some possible ones include: drinking alcohol consuming products with caffeine eating spicy foods being in a hot room feeling stressed or anxious wearing tight clothing smoking or being exposed to cigarette smoke bending over You may want to start keeping a journal about your symptoms
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[4] Weight Gain, especially around the middle Cortisol tells your body to store belly fat and triggers cravings for high-sugar, high-fat foods
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Solutions include diluting shots with additional 30-90 units bacteriostatic water to reduce irritation or mixing with BPC-157 in blends, which reportedly reduces injection pain significantly