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dannossiel New Member

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Posted: 9 Nov 2008 08:01 am |
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hi all!it s my first post here although i ve been watching the forums as a guest for quite some time now.
I started my nutritional program on September the 11th so i ve been on it for two months now.It s not very long but i ve lost so far 20lbs and have 17,6 more to go.( i m 5ft 8 and currently 161lbs).
The thing is i noticed that when i had my cheat day a week ago and i had some chocolate,that i used to love prior to dieting but i didn t like it.
It wasn t guilt cause i didnt have any.It s just tasted too sweet to me and i didn t like it.Also milk seems too sweet for me nowdays or even the chocolate cereal bars.
I have such a sweet tooth that i find all these really disturbing.It is not normal.Is it?
Also i dont have any crave for fattening foods which is really strange for me.
What is happening?I don t want to loose my apetite for food.I really like it.lol
Did it ever happen to you?
Thanks in advance!
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VegaObscura New Member

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Posted: 9 Nov 2008 08:32 am |
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Yes, its perfectly normal to stop liking the things you used to be addicted to. If you start eating those things regularly again, your desire for them will come back.
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mollymoo24 Distinguished Member

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Posted: 9 Nov 2008 01:21 pm |
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I do think things do taste different. Maybe after you get all the toxic crud out of your system for a while the natural things start tasting better.
As an example, I now prefer whole grain breads to white bread, and my toast without butter. When I eat butter I can literally taste the fat in it and it turns me off.
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CrimsonAnimus Distinguished Member

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Posted: 9 Nov 2008 01:22 pm |
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Sorry, but that doesn't work for everyone. I still crave all the same junk that I used to, even after months of not eating it.
On the plus side, foods that did not used to taste as good now taste much better. When I first started drinking Low Sodium V-8, it was a bit funky, but I've grown to really like the taste. Apples and oranges also taste sweeter than they used to.
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cupcakets New Member

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Posted: 10 Nov 2008 12:40 pm |
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CrimsonAnimus wrote: Sorry, but that doesn't work for everyone. I still crave all the same junk that I used to, even after months of not eating it.
On the plus side, foods that did not used to taste as good now taste much better. When I first started drinking Low Sodium V-8, it was a bit funky, but I've grown to really like the taste. Apples and oranges also taste sweeter than they used to.
yeah i have the same problem.I can go without sugar for months but i still crave it.But when i do give in to my cravings it does taste alot sweeter.......?
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