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badly_dubbed
badly_dubbed Posts: 1,350
edited November 2010 in The bottom bracket
am i hungry all the time?


not just like for a few snacks, but after tea tonight i could east whats left in the pot...which is prob another full helping....i also snack every 20min ish on dried fruit and nuts or fruit....i cannot stop. :S i know theyre good for me but at the end of the day they are still calories in...

dont fancy putting weight on tbh!!
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  • finchy
    finchy Posts: 6,686
    badly_dubbed wrote:
    am i hungry all the time?


    not just like for a few snacks, but after tea tonight i could east whats left in the pot...which is prob another full helping....i also snack every 20min ish on dried fruit and nuts or fruit....i cannot stop. :S i know theyre good for me but at the end of the day they are still calories in...

    dont fancy putting weight on tbh!!

    Do you eat a proper breakfast?

    A big bowl of porridge every morning will see you through the day. Nice porridge with milk and a bit of honey, though. Don't go for the Scottish salt and water version. No wonder the Scots are such a nation of miserable whiners with that for breakfast [/tongue comes out of cheek]
  • ratsbeyfus
    ratsbeyfus Posts: 2,841
    worms?

    I had one of them red bikes but I don't any more. Sad face.

    @ratsbey
  • finchy
    finchy Posts: 6,686
    If this is a problem that you've had for more than a day or two, I suggest that you go to a doctor, rather than look for help on an Internet forum.
  • badly_dubbed
    badly_dubbed Posts: 1,350
    johnfinch wrote:
    badly_dubbed wrote:
    am i hungry all the time?


    not just like for a few snacks, but after tea tonight i could east whats left in the pot...which is prob another full helping....i also snack every 20min ish on dried fruit and nuts or fruit....i cannot stop. :S i know theyre good for me but at the end of the day they are still calories in...

    dont fancy putting weight on tbh!!

    Do you eat a proper breakfast?

    A big bowl of porridge every morning will see you through the day. Nice porridge with milk and a bit of honey, though. Don't go for the Scottish salt and water version. No wonder the Scots are such a nation of miserable whiners with that for breakfast [/tongue comes out of cheek]

    always have breakfast, for instance today i have 2x large shredded wheat, a handfull of dates and walnuts and a coffee and could have easily ate more.
    Inbred Rigid 29er Singlespeed
    On-One Lurcher 29er Race Build
    2012 Kharma Race
    2013 Zesty 314
    Strava
  • finchy
    finchy Posts: 6,686
    If you're eating all that dried fruit, do you not just sh1t all your food out within 5 minutes of eating it? Your body probably has no time to gain any nutritional value :lol:

    Seriously though, get yourself to a doctor. They're the experts, not BR forum people.
  • dmch2
    dmch2 Posts: 731
    +1 porridge with water and/or salt is revolting. Yummy with milk though!

    I find i eat/snack more when i don't exercise for a few days.
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  • danlikesbikes
    danlikesbikes Posts: 3,898
    Fruit and nuts are good for you but if thats all you are eating (as snacks) and the breakfast/lunch/dinner are not balanced meals in their own right you will be hungry. Nuts are good for you as a source of protein and also essentail oils and have a high calorie count however have very little in the way of carbs so dont help you body in terms of converting to energy stores.

    Would suggest that you consider a) a doctor if its really serious or b) a quick search on google for fitness nutrition and you will pretty soon find something that reflects what your body needs dependant on your level of exercise or what you are looking to do e.g. bulk up, slim down, race long etc
    Pain hurts much less if its topped off with beating your mates to top of a climb.

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