General Cycling Discussion - Holy cow, I could eat a horse!

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10-18-03, 07:09 PM
I'm hungry, I woke up hungry this morning, after a normal breakfast I was hungry, after lunch I was still hungry, and now after dinner I am hungry again, I'm going to bed hungry tonight.
I've been hungry for over two weeks now!!
What the heck is going on? :confused:
Your body wants a layer of fat before hibernating. To quote the irrepressible Q...."I wouldn't let them if I was you"
Chris L
10-19-03, 02:51 AM
I find a similar thing, I seem to be in a perpetual state of hunger -- no matter what I eat. Others call it a perpetual state of gluttony.
NZLcyclist
10-19-03, 02:59 AM
I'm with ya Chris..... I go on camps with other teenagers and I have earnt the nick name "Lunch Box".... go figure.
Brendon
Chris L
10-19-03, 03:16 AM
I'm with ya Chris..... I go on camps with other teenagers and I have earnt the nick name "Lunch Box".... go figure.
Brendon
That's more flattering than "Human Garbage Disposal".
Turbonium
10-19-03, 08:40 PM
tape worms?
anikuma
10-19-03, 09:09 PM
oh there is a dish in japan called Basashi.....raw horse, same form as sashimi, and a stewed version too. Very tasty I might add.
tape worms?
I would certainly agree with this diagnosis.
http://www.neebu.net/~khuon/tapeworms.html
I've been hungry for over two weeks now!!
What the heck is going on? :confused:
I'm not sure but if it were me, I'd rather eat the cow (even if it were holy) than a horse.
ngateguy
10-19-03, 09:53 PM
Try eating several small meals throughout the day and drink lots of water that should help curb your hunger. Or just open your fridge and eat everything in sight.
Or just open your fridge and eat everything in sight.
I personally wouldn't do that as I have a few things in my fridge that have expired and need to be thrown away. :D
cycletourist
10-20-03, 07:56 AM
It could be WHAT you eat ? Maybe you are eating too much refined sugar?
anikuma
10-20-03, 07:32 PM
same here, have you ever smelled expired tofu, yack!
Phatman
10-20-03, 07:42 PM
I heard that to get tapeworms out they put sugar on your tongue, and the worm comes up into your throat, they they grab it and wrestle it out! sounds kinda cool, eh?
I heard that to get tapeworms out they put sugar on your tongue, and the worm comes up into your throat, they they grab it and wrestle it out! sounds kinda cool, eh?
I wonder if they'll show that on Animal Planet. :D
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10-21-03, 06:24 PM
...drink lots of water that should help curb your hunger....
Pretty sure this nailed it, or it 's that layer of fat for hibernation thing late mentioned.
I haven't changed my diet recently, but have noticed my hydration during the day has dropped off with the onset of cooler weather.
Over the last two days I've made a conscious effort to drink more water and sure enough the edge of the hunger pangs seems to have been blunted.
Thanks,
T/E
DnvrFox
10-21-03, 07:30 PM
"Holy cow, I could eat a horse!"
If you were in a French restaurant in France, you might truly say
"Holy Cow - I just ate a horse."
cycletourist
10-22-03, 02:08 PM
Yup, they eat horse meat in France. I think it is silly that we don't eat it here in the USA. It's funny how social bias makes it OK to eat one thing but not another. Cows, pigs and chickens are ok. Horses, dogs and cats are not.
It's funny how social bias makes it OK to eat one thing but not another.
I think the general rule-of-thumb here in the US is that uglier tastes better (eg. crab) and we don't eat the cute things (eg. cats). :D
james Haury
12-23-03, 04:55 PM
seriously if you think you have tapeworms consult A DOCTOR. The sugar thing just sounds wrong. You might be trying to fill an emotional need with food . It could be a sign of depression. James
Cats are cute? I didn't get that memo...
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