Are Vegetarians more ticklish?

[vegantickle]

continuing the populations' analizing:

In your experience - are vegetarians more or less ticklish? 😀

Take the poll🙂

 

[Knox The Hatter]

I don't know...I don't think I've ever tickled a vegetarian before! 😛

 

[Texas_Tickle]

continuing the populations' analizing:

In your experience - are vegetarians more or less ticklish? 😀

Take the poll🙂

It's not about what you eat VS. what you don't eat. I think it's in your genetic make-up. Some people are extremely ticklish (such as myself), and some people are not ticklish at all (like my ex-girlfriend)

 

[Madman]

Perhaps, but likely only marginally. Any healthy diet that promotes strong circulation may help. The carnivores among us may be doing ourselves a slight disservice as fatty meats like beef are an impediment to improved blood flow. I'm wagering ticklishness is at least in part a function of oxygen availability to nerve endings. Said oxygen is carried by capillaries, so it behooves you to have good circulation.

See the thread "Ways to increase ticklishness"

 

[Texas_Tickle]

Perhaps, but likely only marginally. Any healthy diet that promotes strong circulation may help. The carnivores among us may be doing ourselves a slight disservice as fatty meats like beef are an impediment to improved blood flow. I'm wagering ticklishness is at least in part a function of oxygen availability to nerve endings. Said oxygen is carried by capillaries, so it behooves you to have good circulation.

See the thread "Ways to increase ticklishness"

OK, but what about those with diabetes? Diabetes greatly restricts blood flow (which is why some cases have to have amputation of feet and/or legs).

Are they non-ticklish?

 

[Deleted member 2452]

diest, ticklishness, etc.

ok, first to dispell a myth; eating meat, and fates does not block the blood vessels. the plack that builds up is a result of eating carbohydrates. the those foods cause the body to release insulin. the insulin brakes down the carbos/sugars, but also leave a sticky residue, that combines with calcium, and that is what forms the plack in the blood vessels.
next for proper nerve impulse along the nerves, the nerves need a good layer of fat. this is a special covering, but is essentially a fat product. people with low fat intake have been shown to have a thining of this covering. this would decrease the nerve impulses, and result in a person who seems less ticklish.
so, meat eaters = higher ticklish levels, happy people. now, where's my beef roast!
steve

 

[Celticrose2001]

Well Said Steve!!😀

As a hyperticklish modified Atkins devotee( I just eat more berries/ low carb fruits and veggies ) , I have to wholeheartedly agree. Also at least for me, my skin is more supple and smooth( read TICKLISH! LOL ) that it was when I used to do super low fat dieting( in addition to the fact that my stamina is up so I can endure longer tickling sessions). So at least for me Low Carbing has had some beneficial results for my skin/ticklishness!

Just my 2 Cents CnD😀

 

[milagros317]

continuing the populations' analizing:

In your experience - are vegetarians more or less ticklish? 😀

Take the poll🙂

The only vegetarian that I have ever tickled is one of my nieces; she is so extremely ticklish that she can't bear it. 😀

(Note to moderators: She is over 21.)

 

[rajee]

I believe many factors play a role in creating our ticklishness. Since we are a product of our environment, our genetics, our upbringing and our own thoughts, beliefs, choices and restrictions, our ticklishness can change perhaps slightly throughout our lives.