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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 101090" data-source="post: 1678240"><p>thats usually a sign of insulin resistance. i was like that for long long years and its mostly seen as "lack of will" but what it really is, is HUNGER! my guess and i am not a professional is that your body realises that not a lot of nutrition gets through and demands more.</p><p></p><p>i felt guilty a lot and for a long time because i felt like i was out of control and everybody else was a lot better at not being a greedy pig... and then came the change.. out of the blue i lost a lot of the hunger and appetite and have been losing weight steadily. i think a lot of how that works is being ignored by the medical profession. and they come out with "you need to lose weight" even after i told them that i had lost 8 stone. i think the only way to get this checked is to be honest to yourself and to the doctors and request/demand a thorough check and not accepting doctor induced ********. as i said, i know what it is like and i could not do anything about it. i went for a diet of 2 years which also included a complete change of habits and yet i was hungry all of those 2 years and had to control my hunger with my mind but it is unsustainable and wrong to think that your body is a well functioning thing if you're still hungry even after a large meal. maybe you could get checked for a hormonal imbalance, maybe you have other issues but you must know, it happens to other people too and it is not all psychological or bad willpower.</p><p></p><p>good luck finding an understanding and interested doctor</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 101090, post: 1678240"] thats usually a sign of insulin resistance. i was like that for long long years and its mostly seen as "lack of will" but what it really is, is HUNGER! my guess and i am not a professional is that your body realises that not a lot of nutrition gets through and demands more. i felt guilty a lot and for a long time because i felt like i was out of control and everybody else was a lot better at not being a greedy pig... and then came the change.. out of the blue i lost a lot of the hunger and appetite and have been losing weight steadily. i think a lot of how that works is being ignored by the medical profession. and they come out with "you need to lose weight" even after i told them that i had lost 8 stone. i think the only way to get this checked is to be honest to yourself and to the doctors and request/demand a thorough check and not accepting doctor induced ********. as i said, i know what it is like and i could not do anything about it. i went for a diet of 2 years which also included a complete change of habits and yet i was hungry all of those 2 years and had to control my hunger with my mind but it is unsustainable and wrong to think that your body is a well functioning thing if you're still hungry even after a large meal. maybe you could get checked for a hormonal imbalance, maybe you have other issues but you must know, it happens to other people too and it is not all psychological or bad willpower. good luck finding an understanding and interested doctor [/QUOTE]
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