shootingstar Posted January 12 Share #1 Posted January 12 Yesterday after work I had a sesame bagel with butter and small coffee. That was 4:30 pm. Wasn't really supper. But a snack, rare for me to have one this big. Then spontaneous invite with friend for dinner at a Hungarian restaurant. I couldn't turn her down. They do terrific dishes with homemade spaeztel (that's not beans. Made from egg, flour through a spaetzel-maker). It's chicken paprikash. So had this bigger 2nd supper 2 hrs. later. I consumed it all. In a leisurely 2 hrs. This morning, I overslept by 1 hr. accidentally. My stomach felt quite empty. I can only put it to not having breakfast until 9:00 am (instead of 7:00 am). It's strange. But I don't plan to do this volume of eating often! 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Razors Edge ★ Posted January 12 Share #2 Posted January 12 YUM YUM YUM!!! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MickinMD ★ Posted January 12 Share #3 Posted January 12 Been there. Maybe the stomach juices get cranked up too much and ferment - or whatever they do - overnight. I've also had the opposite reaction. Yesterday I was in a hurry and just drank a 12 oz. can of V8 Juice for lunch around 11 am before heading out the door. I thought I'd be starving by 5 pm, but didn't feel the need to cook some low-net-carb Dreamfield's Rotini until around 7. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shootingstar Posted January 12 Author Share #4 Posted January 12 I've noticed myself that when I sleep enough and it's over 9-10+ hrs. between final dinner hr. and breakfast next day, my body will burn abit more. I wake up feeling flushed, as if a mild easy jog around the block. No, for a woman that's not a hot flash at all. (I used to get mild ones. But no longer.) It's just me sleeping well (which I could do every single night). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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