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Ashley Moran <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 29 Aug 2004 12:10:54 +0100
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On Aug 29, 2004, at 1:13 am, Michael Weis wrote:
> Well, I'm pleased to report that the weight loss continues slowly but
> surely...about 1 lb every
> two to three days. One interesting thing I've noticed and I wonder if
> others
> have had the same
> experience, is that my hunger "pangs" while eating paleo have changed
> dramatically. I still get
> hungry, but I don't get ravenous the way I used to before I started
> eating
> paleo. In the "old"
> days, when I would get hungry, my stomach would start doing
> somersaults and
> when I ate I
> would just eat and eat and eat and eat.
>
> Now, I still get really hungry sometimes, but even then my stomach
> doesn't go
> into the same
> kind of "withdrawal" mode and I just don't have the need to eat until
> I am
> stuffed even when I
> haven't eaten in  many hours.
>
> Have any others experienced anything like this?
>
> Mike W.

Mike,

This is *exactly* what I get.  It makes me wonder if the idea of being
full is a cultural thing and not a genetic one.  I find the best way to
avoid being hungry is to keep busy (hard when you work at a desk all
day).  It seems ironic, but if I spent all day burning energy (hunting,
gathering, buliding homes, making clothes, etc) I'd want to eat less
than I do now.

Ashley

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