Well, as bit of a follow-up, my appetite is a lot better. I've stopped "force-feeding" myself before and after rides. Think I was way overdoing it. I do try to be smart and get something to eat, but I don't force it. And that means at meals too. If I'm not hungry I just don't eat. It has done a lot to even out my appetite. Speaking of which, I am hungry! Gonna go grab a bite!
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05-04-2007, 02:27 PM #1
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05-04-2007, 04:57 PM #2
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Zantac!
Katie - I forgot about that! When I was doing a lot of distance, I'd have the same problem. I thought maybe it was the cytomax (or whatever I was using) or the stress on my body or something. Anyway, yes! Zantac works wonderfully and welcome to TE
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05-05-2007, 08:28 AM #3
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This explains why I sometimes feel nauseous too. I'm not overweight - my normal weight is 91lbs (6st 7oz). The other symptom I get is I get very cold and it take ages to warm up. All points to low blood sugar. I know for years, even sitting in the house doing nothing, if I get cold, if I eat something sweet I warm up within about 10 minutes.
Next time I'm out for any length of run with the bike, I'll take something sweet to eat (or drink) and see what happens.There are a lot of unwanted, unloved bikes out there - go on give a bike a good home
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