Re: Have to pass this on...

[Guest guest]

Sign me up to, Lyn. I wonder if there was an extra charge for this one?

Oh no. I just had a horrible thought. Maybe she had the lobotomy at the

same time she had the rny.

Lori Owen - Denton, Texas

CHF 4/14/01 479 lbs.

SRVG 7/16/01 401 lbs.

Current Weight 335

Dr. Ritter/Dr. Bryce

On Wed, 05 Mar 2003 19:49:54 GMT writes:

> EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced?

> Where can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

> ~~ Lyn

[Guest guest]

Sign me up to, Lyn. I wonder if there was an extra charge for this one?

Oh no. I just had a horrible thought. Maybe she had the lobotomy at the

same time she had the rny.

Lori Owen - Denton, Texas

CHF 4/14/01 479 lbs.

SRVG 7/16/01 401 lbs.

Current Weight 335

Dr. Ritter/Dr. Bryce

On Wed, 05 Mar 2003 19:49:54 GMT writes:

> EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced?

> Where can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

> ~~ Lyn

[Guest guest]

:

I can certainly emphathize. It probably won't take more than three days for the

hungries to go away. When I am coming off a carb monster episode, I have found

that I can shorten the time of the agony by being very radical about carbs. I

cut out everything even remotely resembling a carb, forget about whether it's a

bad or good carb. I have also been known to drink protein shakes every hour,

just to try to fill myself up.

It also helps me if I keep very, very busy. Too much free time can be trouble.

Best wishes (I almost said good luck, but this stuff has nothing to do with

luck).

BarbaraJean

Re: Have to pass this on...

Gee, as I sit here writing this, my stomach is

rumbling and it isn't from gastric juices - I'm really

hungry!

Today is day one of trying to limit the bad carbs and

drink more shakes & I'm hungry!

Did I mention that I'm hungry?

Cincinnati

Open RNY 12/17/01

Pre-op 335

Current 174

[Guest guest]

:

I can certainly emphathize. It probably won't take more than three days for the

hungries to go away. When I am coming off a carb monster episode, I have found

that I can shorten the time of the agony by being very radical about carbs. I

cut out everything even remotely resembling a carb, forget about whether it's a

bad or good carb. I have also been known to drink protein shakes every hour,

just to try to fill myself up.

It also helps me if I keep very, very busy. Too much free time can be trouble.

Best wishes (I almost said good luck, but this stuff has nothing to do with

luck).

BarbaraJean

Re: Have to pass this on...

Gee, as I sit here writing this, my stomach is

rumbling and it isn't from gastric juices - I'm really

hungry!

Today is day one of trying to limit the bad carbs and

drink more shakes & I'm hungry!

Did I mention that I'm hungry?

Cincinnati

Open RNY 12/17/01

Pre-op 335

Current 174

[Guest guest]

Sign me up too!! LOL

(NY)

Have to pass this on...

> Those of you who struggle with hunger all the time (like me) will just

fall off your chairs laughing over the following quote from another list I

am on:

>

> " I have a hard time " feeling " hungry two years out. I talked to the folks

in the program about it and they say it is another way things can happen so

not to worry. The hormones that tell the brain to eat are no longer produced

after WLS. So mostly what we teach ourselves is to eat on a schedule again

psychologically not physically. If I do not eat by the clock then I can get

off center pretty fast and pass out if I miss too many meals. "

>

>

> EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

> ~~ Lyn

>

> Homepage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Graduate-OSSG

>

> Unsubscribe: mailto:Graduate-OSSG-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sign me up too!! LOL

(NY)

Have to pass this on...

> Those of you who struggle with hunger all the time (like me) will just

fall off your chairs laughing over the following quote from another list I

am on:

>

> " I have a hard time " feeling " hungry two years out. I talked to the folks

in the program about it and they say it is another way things can happen so

not to worry. The hormones that tell the brain to eat are no longer produced

after WLS. So mostly what we teach ourselves is to eat on a schedule again

psychologically not physically. If I do not eat by the clock then I can get

off center pretty fast and pass out if I miss too many meals. "

>

>

> EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

> ~~ Lyn

>

> Homepage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Graduate-OSSG

>

> Unsubscribe: mailto:Graduate-OSSG-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I want my money back. The hunger returned.

Thanks,

Vitalady, Inc. T

www.vitalady.com

If you are interested in PayPal, please click here:

https://secure.paypal.com/affil/pal=vitalady%40bigfoot.com

Have to pass this on...

> Those of you who struggle with hunger all the time (like me) will just

fall off your chairs laughing over the following quote from another list I

am on:

>

> " I have a hard time " feeling " hungry two years out. I talked to the folks

in the program about it and they say it is another way things can happen so

not to worry. The hormones that tell the brain to eat are no longer produced

after WLS. So mostly what we teach ourselves is to eat on a schedule again

psychologically not physically. If I do not eat by the clock then I can get

off center pretty fast and pass out if I miss too many meals. "

>

>

> EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

> ~~ Lyn

>

> Homepage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Graduate-OSSG

>

> Unsubscribe: mailto:Graduate-OSSG-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I want my money back. The hunger returned.

Thanks,

Vitalady, Inc. T

www.vitalady.com

If you are interested in PayPal, please click here:

https://secure.paypal.com/affil/pal=vitalady%40bigfoot.com

Have to pass this on...

> Those of you who struggle with hunger all the time (like me) will just

fall off your chairs laughing over the following quote from another list I

am on:

>

> " I have a hard time " feeling " hungry two years out. I talked to the folks

in the program about it and they say it is another way things can happen so

not to worry. The hormones that tell the brain to eat are no longer produced

after WLS. So mostly what we teach ourselves is to eat on a schedule again

psychologically not physically. If I do not eat by the clock then I can get

off center pretty fast and pass out if I miss too many meals. "

>

>

> EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

> ~~ Lyn

>

> Homepage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Graduate-OSSG

>

> Unsubscribe: mailto:Graduate-OSSG-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

There have been a couple reports on tv about ghrelin, which our bodies

produce when we're not eating enuf. Apparently left over from the caveman

days when it was either " feast or famine. " Researchers believe that this

hormone may be the reason why people who lose weight have such a hard time

keeping it off: the reduced food consumption kicks in the ghrelin, which

stimulates appetite, and causes one to be hungry, crave more, eat more, and

ultimately gain back whatever was lost. Sound like a familiar syndrome? The

studies that show ghrelin is reduced or non-existant after WLS were all based

on fairly recent post-ops, and I'm wondering if this stuff STAYS gone, or if,

like our intestines that want to grow longer to " compensate " the hormone

returns after a longer time...........

Carol A

-----------------------------------------

> >EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

> can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

> >

> >~~ Lyn

[Guest guest]

There have been a couple reports on tv about ghrelin, which our bodies

produce when we're not eating enuf. Apparently left over from the caveman

days when it was either " feast or famine. " Researchers believe that this

hormone may be the reason why people who lose weight have such a hard time

keeping it off: the reduced food consumption kicks in the ghrelin, which

stimulates appetite, and causes one to be hungry, crave more, eat more, and

ultimately gain back whatever was lost. Sound like a familiar syndrome? The

studies that show ghrelin is reduced or non-existant after WLS were all based

on fairly recent post-ops, and I'm wondering if this stuff STAYS gone, or if,

like our intestines that want to grow longer to " compensate " the hormone

returns after a longer time...........

Carol A

-----------------------------------------

> >EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

> can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

> >

> >~~ Lyn

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/6/2003 2:18:57 AM Eastern Standard Time,

tuesdynite@... writes:

> and I'm wondering if this stuff STAYS gone, or if,

> like our intestines that want to grow longer to " compensate " the hormone

> returns after a longer time...........

>

The way our bodies seem to want to protect us all of the time, you can bet

that it returns.

Fay Bayuk

300/173

10/23/01

Dr.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/6/2003 2:18:57 AM Eastern Standard Time,

tuesdynite@... writes:

> and I'm wondering if this stuff STAYS gone, or if,

> like our intestines that want to grow longer to " compensate " the hormone

> returns after a longer time...........

>

The way our bodies seem to want to protect us all of the time, you can bet

that it returns.

Fay Bayuk

300/173

10/23/01

Dr.

[Guest guest]

it's kind of true......they discovered we don't produce as much " ghrelin. "

in Austin

RNY April 1998

Have to pass this on...

> Those of you who struggle with hunger all the time (like me) will just

fall off your chairs laughing over the following quote from another list I

am on:

>

> " I have a hard time " feeling " hungry two years out. I talked to the folks

in the program about it and they say it is another way things can happen so

not to worry. The hormones that tell the brain to eat are no longer produced

after WLS. So mostly what we teach ourselves is to eat on a schedule again

psychologically not physically. If I do not eat by the clock then I can get

off center pretty fast and pass out if I miss too many meals. "

>

>

> EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

> ~~ Lyn

[Guest guest]

it's kind of true......they discovered we don't produce as much " ghrelin. "

in Austin

RNY April 1998

Have to pass this on...

> Those of you who struggle with hunger all the time (like me) will just

fall off your chairs laughing over the following quote from another list I

am on:

>

> " I have a hard time " feeling " hungry two years out. I talked to the folks

in the program about it and they say it is another way things can happen so

not to worry. The hormones that tell the brain to eat are no longer produced

after WLS. So mostly what we teach ourselves is to eat on a schedule again

psychologically not physically. If I do not eat by the clock then I can get

off center pretty fast and pass out if I miss too many meals. "

>

>

> EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

> ~~ Lyn

[Guest guest]

Well, the study that the patient quoted said they followed the bypass patients

for 6 months -- I'd say it's very likely that at some point we start producing

it again.

Re: Have to pass this on...

There have been a couple reports on tv about ghrelin, which our bodies produce

when we're not eating enuf. Apparently left over from the caveman days when it

was either " feast or famine. " Researchers believe that this hormone may be the

reason why people who lose weight have such a hard time keeping it off: the

reduced food consumption kicks in the ghrelin, which stimulates appetite, and

causes one to be hungry, crave more, eat more, and ultimately gain back whatever

was lost. Sound like a familiar syndrome? The studies that show ghrelin is

reduced or non-existant after WLS were all based on fairly recent post-ops, and

I'm wondering if this stuff STAYS gone, or if, like our intestines that want to

grow longer to " compensate " the hormone returns after a longer time...........

Carol A

-----------------------------------------

>EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

>~~ Lyn

[Guest guest]

Well, the study that the patient quoted said they followed the bypass patients

for 6 months -- I'd say it's very likely that at some point we start producing

it again.

Re: Have to pass this on...

There have been a couple reports on tv about ghrelin, which our bodies produce

when we're not eating enuf. Apparently left over from the caveman days when it

was either " feast or famine. " Researchers believe that this hormone may be the

reason why people who lose weight have such a hard time keeping it off: the

reduced food consumption kicks in the ghrelin, which stimulates appetite, and

causes one to be hungry, crave more, eat more, and ultimately gain back whatever

was lost. Sound like a familiar syndrome? The studies that show ghrelin is

reduced or non-existant after WLS were all based on fairly recent post-ops, and

I'm wondering if this stuff STAYS gone, or if, like our intestines that want to

grow longer to " compensate " the hormone returns after a longer time...........

Carol A

-----------------------------------------

>EXCUSE ME? The hormones that cause hunger are no longer produced? Where

can I sign up for THIS surgery? (She had a RNY)

>

>~~ Lyn