Wendy Armitage- Журнал, 12 ноя 17

Welcome back Wendy. For what it's worth, think the sugar in your junk "comfort" food might be causing the symptoms you are experiencing of tiredness, cravings for more sugar (and probably carbs too). I have developed a nasty disease and decided to drop the sugar (and a heap of other things). I think basically not eating processed food might be what is meaning I've gone from being constantly hungry (even though eating all of the time) to not that hungry and when I am, it's a stomach, not a head, thing. Anyway, I'm just sharing my own experience. The weight isn't exactly falling off me, but I have lost 5 kg over the past couple of months. I am not doing it to lose weight (like you I've been on here a while - thinking about calories and getting nowhere - no disrespect intended). Something has just changed, and I don't want the pastries, chocolate, icecream or cake so much. I just look at it and I don't want to put that rubbish into my system anymore. If I want something really sweet, I eat a date. And I like it. For what it's worth, I haven't been exercising due to pain. But tonight I did feel like going for a walk and went for a 20 minute stroll and it was nice. Whatever you end up choosing to do, much love.  

sorry to hear you have no energy. Try some fresh fruit and cut the really processed foods. i have cut my portions down and have dropped 20kg lately. not much exercise. 

I agree with "My Metamorphis". I found sugar made me tired and hungry. I'd have a sugar high then a low where I lost all energy, and was hungry all the time. I found after a few days of steering clear of processed sugar and choosing natural foods with lower sugar levels in them, I gained energy, and I wasn't hungry even though sometimes my tummy rumbled. I didn't feel like I had to go eat immediately or I'd starve. Hopefully your blood tests showed good results and you're feeling better soon anyway. 😊 

Thanks for your support =) I have managed to get back into some exercise. And I'm getting there slowly.