PynkEyeShadow 0 Posted September 1, 2012 Hey guys. I'm glad I found this site. I've been plicated for 5 weeks now. I've lost a total of 18 pounds... I'm pleased with that. I work out 5 days a weeks. My calorie consumption has been pretty low, under 1200 a day. I can only eat about 4 0r 5 ounces but recently I've been noticing that I'm starting to get hungry about an hour after I've eaten. Has anyone else experienced that? How are you controlling your hunger? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
carline1976 0 Posted September 2, 2012 well I just joined this sight just now and I am having the same problem so i'm so glad you ask, it's kind of scaring me. I feel hungry all the time. I am 9 weeks out and it's just gotten worse the last couple of days. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Errado3317 0 Posted September 2, 2012 Plication is not an appropiate Surgical procedure. It has all the disadvantages ( not removing ghreline, not allowing total stomach evaluation, high rate of failue, still grave complications) and no advantage ( it is NO REVERSIBLE) ove sleeve For all of this reasons it is not accepted for any Surgical Society. J Daes Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ana 4 Posted September 4, 2012 Hi PES and Caroline, I have no idea what Errado is going on about... err... but plication IS reversible, not that either of you needed that to be addressed I have noticed the hunger factor too. What I do for that, is increase my liquid intake of low to zero calorie liquids. How is your Water intake going? You both should be taking in at least 64 ozs. of Water a day, if you are not, then it is very possible that the "hunger" you are feeling is thirst. Remember that thirst pangs feel the same as hunger pangs, they are not indistinguishable. I intake acai Vitamin water when I feel hungry, it is 0 calories, and it is satisfying. You may also want to identify whether or not the food you are eating is substantial enough. Is it sugary? Enough Protein? Also definitely keep a food diary. Could it be certain things you are eating are triggering hunger? I remember one day eating a vegan burger and I had to FIGHT myself not to wolf it down! So much so that I decided now is not the time for me to be eating that food. It wasn't a big deal. Breathing excercises work too. Sometimes if I feel hungry and I know food or drink is right around the corner I go outside and really deeply in and exhale fresh air. Good Luck and Stay in Touch Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bos123 221 Posted October 24, 2012 Hi PES and Caroline' date='I have no idea what Errado is going on about... err... but plication IS reversible, not that either of you needed that to be addressed I have noticed the hunger factor too. What I do for that, is increase my liquid intake of low to zero calorie liquids. How is your Water intake going? You both should be taking in at least 64 ozs. of Water a day, if you are not, then it is very possible that the "hunger" you are feeling is thirst. Remember that thirst pangs feel the same as hunger pangs, they are not indistinguishable. I intake acai Vitamin water when I feel hungry, it is 0 calories, and it is satisfying. You may also want to identify whether or not the food you are eating is substantial enough. Is it sugary? Enough Protein? Also definitely keep a food diary. Could it be certain things you are eating are triggering hunger? I remember one day eating a vegan burger and I had to FIGHT myself not to wolf it down! So much so that I decided now is not the time for me to be eating that food. It wasn't a big deal. Breathing excercises work too. Sometimes if I feel hungry and I know food or drink is right around the corner I go outside and really deeply in and exhale fresh air. Good Luck and Stay in Touch[/quote'] How is it going for you now Ana? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites