Really weird question.

RedneckMomma77
RedneckMomma77 Posts: 85 Member
in Health and Weight Loss
I have a really weird question to ask all of you. Do anyone else have any strange things that happen if you eat too much at one time or eat too fast?

For instance, if I eat too fast, I will get the worst case of the hiccups you've ever seen. I will hiccup non-stop for like 30 minutes, and it has made me sick in the past. If I eat too much, I start sneezing and usually sneeze anywhere from 10 to 15 times. It makes me wonder how I ever got fat, because I try to avoid both of these circumstances.

Does anyone else have things like these that happen, or am I just a freak of nature.

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  • jeenak
    jeenak Posts: 21 Member
    I don't think you're a freak of nature at all--I think not uncommon to get hiccups if you eat really fast, or is it drink fast?

    I don't have that happen myself, but certain foods certainly hit my GI all wrong.
  • Textmessage
    Textmessage Posts: 387 Member
    Gaining weight doesn't have much to do with eating fast or too much in one sitting, rather it's about eating more calories than your body burns.

    Also, you never knew about hiccups on a full stomach? >_>
  • Requiembell
    Requiembell Posts: 106 Member
    Theses things are common, not strange.
  • glovepuppet
    glovepuppet Posts: 1,710 Member
    yeah, hiccups is a normal response.
    when PEG feeding disabled people, part of the training is to always go slow to prevent hiccups.
  • CarmenSantiago
    CarmenSantiago Posts: 681 Member
    If I overeat my nose starts to run like crazy. So, I don't overeat often.
  • RedneckMomma77
    RedneckMomma77 Posts: 85 Member
    Gaining weight doesn't have much to do with eating fast or too much in one sitting, rather it's about eating more calories than your body burns.

    Also, you never knew about hiccups on a full stomach? >_>

    I don't have to have a full stomach for the hiccups to make me sick. I just hiccup so hard that it makes me sick. The next morning my stomach muscles/diaphragm will be sore from it.
  • Frank_Just_Frank
    Frank_Just_Frank Posts: 454 Member
    Nope. I just feel like sleeping.
  • RedneckMomma77
    RedneckMomma77 Posts: 85 Member
    @jeenak, nope not drinking too fast, just eating. I can't chug drinks.
    yeah, hiccups is a normal response.
    when PEG feeding disabled people, part of the training is to always go slow to prevent hiccups.

    That's actually nice to know! Yay, I'm not a freak after all.
  • RedneckMomma77
    RedneckMomma77 Posts: 85 Member
    If I overeat my nose starts to run like crazy. So, I don't overeat often.

    This is actually how the sneezing starts out.
  • dessyjo
    dessyjo Posts: 176 Member
    I always sneeze when I'm full.

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