Re: Fw: re-set dump-o-meter & full

[Guest guest]

Secondly, regarding tummy shrinking. (This is not scientific)

I once dreamt that the stomach has a nerve near the top, bottom and sides

that signals

fullness when the food especially reaches that top line and touches or

presses

Actually.......this is scientifically correct. My surgeon explained to me

that the top part of the stomach is much " thicker " then the bottom.....and

that this is where the nerves are that signal " fullness " when

eating...... P.

[Guest guest]

How very true regarding the nerve---it has a name....something like Vargas.

Anyway......it was so cool when someone posted all about this, I think on the

Protein site. How it works for me, and many others......as the stomach gets

full it puts pressure on the nerve and believe it or not it causes your nose to

start running. And for me, if I get to the point where I start sneezing then I

know I have had a spoonful too much and I will throw up. Once I found out

about this nerve and the nose running thing it is now very easy for me to know

when to stop. It sounds so silly but loads of people wrote in saying the same

happens to them------what can I say----a great tool!!!!

BJ in Va.

Pugliese wrote:

Secondly, regarding tummy shrinking. (This is not scientific)

I once dreamt that the stomach has a nerve near the top, bottom and sides

that signals

fullness when the food especially reaches that top line and touches or

presses

Actually.......this is scientifically correct. My surgeon explained to me

that the top part of the stomach is much " thicker " then the bottom.....and

that this is where the nerves are that signal " fullness " when

eating...... P.

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[Guest guest]

BJ it's the Vagus nerve.

Deb