Deja Q
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Thu Jan-31-08 09:35 PM
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Does coffee reduce appetite? |
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The last couple of weeks, I've drank 3~6 cups of coffee each morning. And yet not end up hyper enough to bounce off the walls.
I'll make a basic lunch...
And then struggle to make and eat dinner; I seem to be discarding more food than caring to eat it and I don't like wasting food.
Should I be worried?
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AmyDeLune
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Thu Jan-31-08 09:46 PM
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1. Yes, caffeine is an appetite surpressant. |
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If you start losing drastic amounts weight, have a racing heart, feel faint, ect., I'd start worrying. I'm not a doctor though.:shrug:
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Deja Q
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Thu Jan-31-08 09:49 PM
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Nothing so major yet, and I am exercising in order to lose weight...
As for anything else, I will accept it as it is meant to be.
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Thu Jan-31-08 09:48 PM
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2. Yes. Theobromine and caffiene, both in coffee, suppress appetite... |
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except for some of us for whom it creates a massive desire for cheesecake.
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Thu Jan-31-08 09:50 PM
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4. For me, the word "cheesecake" creates a massive desire for cheesecake. |
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Thu Jan-31-08 09:53 PM
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5. Ah yes, the chicken or the chicken conundrum. |
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Thu Jan-31-08 09:55 PM
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6. Caffeine is also a diuretic... |
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...so make sure you keep your non-coffee fluid intake up. Don't want to be getting dehydrated.
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