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Arousal and band tightness?

I have only just realised the possible correlation.

I notice that if I'm aroused, my band seems to get tight for a few hours after.

Could that be hormonal? I am not so tight that I can't eat now, but when I was losing and was well restricted, I found that I would get so tight that I could barely drink. And half a day or so later, I was fine again.

Just wondering if others have had the same experience?

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I can't say that I've noticed this but I know what I'm going to do with the heads-up!!! I'm going to have to tell Chris that there is a correlation and I need the stimulation to get the extra restriction, hehehehe!! :smile:

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