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<blockquote data-quote="InsaneCdn" data-source="post: 496693" data-attributes="member: 11791"><p>There's a fairly big circle of chicken-and-egg going on, I think. </p><p></p><p>If your gut is acting up, you don't feel like eating.</p><p>If you're not eating well, you mess up your blood sugar and/or hormones.</p><p>Messed up blood sugar and/or hormones can bring on nausea, and make you feel less like eating.</p><p>Not eating shrinks your stomache, which makes it harder to eat a "real" meal.</p><p>And then, just when you really start to feel out of control... you decide to take negative control of the one thing that can break the cycle: food.</p><p>, </p><p>For the immediate situation, he needs nutrients more than calories. </p><p></p><p>Frequent small nutrient-dense snacks would help level out both the blood sugar and the hormones. Can he take "meal" out of the equation, and eat a snack every hour? Control the food in ways other than just not eating?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="InsaneCdn, post: 496693, member: 11791"] There's a fairly big circle of chicken-and-egg going on, I think. If your gut is acting up, you don't feel like eating. If you're not eating well, you mess up your blood sugar and/or hormones. Messed up blood sugar and/or hormones can bring on nausea, and make you feel less like eating. Not eating shrinks your stomache, which makes it harder to eat a "real" meal. And then, just when you really start to feel out of control... you decide to take negative control of the one thing that can break the cycle: food. , For the immediate situation, he needs nutrients more than calories. Frequent small nutrient-dense snacks would help level out both the blood sugar and the hormones. Can he take "meal" out of the equation, and eat a snack every hour? Control the food in ways other than just not eating? [/QUOTE]
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