Take a zinc supplement on an empty stomach. Presto, instant nausea.

What is mounjaro?

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Anonymous wrote:If you actually let yourself get hungry you will feel nauseous and then hunger goes away. Sometimes I wonder if overweight/obese people just can’t stand the feeling of hunger and that’s why they are the way they are. I don’t mind being hungry it doesn’t bother me, it actually gives me more energy.

lol what

No, most people don’t feel nauseous when they’re hungry. That’s not a normal thing.

I've noticed that coffee + hungry = nausea.

But for me eating something like crackers fixes that

Anonymous wrote:If you actually let yourself get hungry you will feel nauseous and then hunger goes away. Sometimes I wonder if overweight/obese people just can’t stand the feeling of hunger and that’s why they are the way they are. I don’t mind being hungry it doesn’t bother me, it actually gives me more energy.

lol what

No, most people don’t feel nauseous when they’re hungry. That’s not a normal thing.

Put me on a boat and I feel nauseated until my feet are back on terra firma. Guess I could lose a lot of weight if I took up sailing.

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Anonymous wrote:what's HG?

Hyperemesis gravidarum. What Princess Kate had. (Constant puking and nausea during pregnancy)

Mine was somewhat controlled with meds after the first trimester, but I still felt this constant, low-grade nausea the entire freaking time. It sucked.

Amy Schumer had it really bad. Her new documentary was eye-opening.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s called Ozempic.

yup, ozempic does that and it works. so, you had a good idea!

Yeah, I was wondering if that’s where OP got the idea. I’m slightly nauseous the day after a Mounjaro dose. I look forward to it though because it’s an appetite killer.

Anonymous wrote:If you actually let yourself get hungry you will feel nauseous and then hunger goes away. Sometimes I wonder if overweight/obese people just can’t stand the feeling of hunger and that’s why they are the way they are. I don’t mind being hungry it doesn’t bother me, it actually gives me more energy.

Yeah no. It's not nausea or at least not like pregnancy nausea or post-anesthesia nausea. My personal experience is sharp stomach pains that cause my mouth to water like I'm going to throw up not a general feeling of discontent or discomfort. I then start having headaches, getting moody, more distracted. I am eating if I get that way which normally happens after more than 12-14hours, depending on how much of that was sleeping.
I just started mounjaro and have changed nothing. I am not tracking macros, calories, I'm eating like I did before. 3 meals a day, latter in the morning, maybe afternoon snack or dessert(one or the other). Dessert being yogurt with granola and peaches not cheesecake. I'm not exercising. I was previously doing peloton 1-2 per week and 3 lifting workouts per week. I got frustrated because nothing was changing after months.
I've lost 10lbs in less than 3 weeks. There's more to being obses than not being able to stand the feeling of hunger. Get a forkin clue.

Anonymous wrote:what's HG?

Hyperemesis gravidarum. What Princess Kate had. (Constant puking and nausea during pregnancy)

Mine was somewhat controlled with meds after the first trimester, but I still felt this constant, low-grade nausea the entire freaking time. It sucked.

^^ Me again, I do agree though, that if you let yourself stay hungry for long enough, it eventually goes away. And a couple of glasses of water does help when the hunger feeling gets really bad.

Anonymous wrote:If you actually let yourself get hungry you will feel nauseous and then hunger goes away. Sometimes I wonder if overweight/obese people just can’t stand the feeling of hunger and that’s why they are the way they are. I don’t mind being hungry it doesn’t bother me, it actually gives me more energy.

I'm the poster right above you. When I first started losing weight I was starving for the first 3 weeks. I was starving all the damn time, I commented to my mother that I realized I was eating to stay full and never allowed myself to feel hungry. I never once felt nauseous. People have also mentioned running and drinking water; those never made me feel nauseous either. I don't run a lot but I did the couch to 5k last year, and have since run several 5k races. I drink tons of water every day.

If you actually let yourself get hungry you will feel nauseous and then hunger goes away. Sometimes I wonder if overweight/obese people just can’t stand the feeling of hunger and that’s why they are the way they are. I don’t mind being hungry it doesn’t bother me, it actually gives me more energy.