Anyone eat like crazy for a few days but don't know why?

Yes I've felt like this for a couple of weeks. It seem whatever I eat just disappears with in an hour. I at a 14oz ribeye one day and it seems within 2 hours it was gone:noway: The last time I felt like this is when I was hyperthyroid. I have try to eat fiber, protein or peanut butter or peanuts nuts and it helps.

I feel like this all the time and I hate it. I hope it gets easier as I get going. :grumble:

Eat a big breakfast (400+ calories, well it really depends on your calorie allotment so I'm guessing here ).
Eat every 3 hours (just don't have junk food, that's about 5 times a day I think).
Eat less processed food.
Eat more real food.
Have a lot of fiber (30+ grams per day).
Have more balanced meals (meals with carbs, proteins, and good fats).
Drink enough water.

Eat a big breakfast (400+ calories, well it really depends on your calorie allotment so I'm guessing here ).
Eat every 3 hours (just don't have junk food, that's about 5 times a day I think).
Eat less processed food.
Eat more real food.
Have a lot of fiber (30+ grams per day).
Have more balanced meals (meals with carbs, proteins, and good fats).
Drink enough water.

I know this goes against everything we're taught, but I find if I eat a big breakfast (high calories), I am pretty much guaranteed to go over my calories, because most of my cravings happen at night. If I use my calories up early in the day, I'm screwed. I love having a big breakfast, but I need to save my cals for later in the day to be successful.

Eat a big breakfast (400+ calories, well it really depends on your calorie allotment so I'm guessing here ).
Eat every 3 hours (just don't have junk food, that's about 5 times a day I think).
Eat less processed food.
Eat more real food.
Have a lot of fiber (30+ grams per day).
Have more balanced meals (meals with carbs, proteins, and good fats).
Drink enough water.

I know this goes against everything we're taught, but I find if I eat a big breakfast (high calories), I am pretty much guaranteed to go over my calories, because most of my cravings happen at night. If I use my calories up early in the day, I'm screwed. I love having a big breakfast, but I need to save my cals for later in the day to be successful.

I too am just like that. I know it goes against what "they" say so I don't eat breakfast now. Recently I ate over my calories & then lost a pound so maybe that yo yo inconsistent calorie counting shook up my metabolism ? who new?

I feel like this all the time and I hate it. I hope it gets easier as I get going. :grumble:

I can't tell for sure without knowing what you're eating, but it sounds like you're not eating enough of the high-fiber/nutrient-packed foods. I'm never hungry since I got back on the ball and starting eating right again, and NO SUGAR! In fact, I have a hard time eating all of my calories, because I eat sooo much fruit and veg, along with good fats and extra fiber (flax meal). I even have chocolate! I make the most amazing, HEALTHY chocolate smoothie that totally satisfies my chocolate sweet tooth and has only 233 cals! I'm thinking of a way to make it "ice cream" and I'll post it in the Recipe Forum if it turns out well!

All the best to all of you on your journey! :flowerforyou:

Eat a big breakfast (400+ calories, well it really depends on your calorie allotment so I'm guessing here ).
Eat every 3 hours (just don't have junk food, that's about 5 times a day I think).
Eat less processed food.
Eat more real food.
Have a lot of fiber (30+ grams per day).
Have more balanced meals (meals with carbs, proteins, and good fats).
Drink enough water.

I know this goes against everything we're taught, but I find if I eat a big breakfast (high calories), I am pretty much guaranteed to go over my calories, because most of my cravings happen at night. If I use my calories up early in the day, I'm screwed. I love having a big breakfast, but I need to save my cals for later in the day to be successful.

Yeah, I cannot stomach big breakfasts with a lot of calories either. But I always jump start the day with a good breakfast with carbs, fats, protein, and fiber. I just wouldn't have really small and unbalanced breakfasts like coffee, fruit, or sugary cereal. :noway: Hello, sugar crashhhh. This is especially important for students who have to wake up early like me. :laugh: But the biggest mistake is not having any breakfast at all as after a night of not eating at all (dinner to breakfast is the longest time we go without eating after all) your body NEEDS fuel the most during breakfast.

Yep, the change of season is really, REALLY affecting my appetite.

I too Have been eating like crazy lately. This is ENTIRELY due to letting my emotions take over, and am eating out of stress and anxiety over financial and personal issues.I 've let this past week go by with little thought as to what I put into my mouth.I've acted as if I could care less,, but for the most part I DO. I have a little rebel in me who wants to eat what she wants,as much much of it as she wants,when she wants, and like there's no tomorrow!But I'm not like that poor kid who only got treats once and awhile a have to stop acting as such.Treats should be LIMITED. I do best when I snack MOSTLY on fruits, nuts, , veggies, or cereal with yogurt, and drink lots of water, and have what I want in meals, just less, and prepared, more health consciously.I 've been having to get up earlier now that kids are back to school, and it's been good thing. I have a healthy breakfast, and have time to pack healthy things for the kids for school.I go on line and find support, and log in my food.It's been a real stress reliever!My BEST breakfast includes oatmeal , with raisins , nuts, a banana, made with water and little milk, and o.j if I have some.Boom! a nutritious meal that includes 3 servings of fruit , right out of the gate.AND filling too.So even IF you only fit in two more fruits or veggies, you've had your 5 for the day! Have your fruits and veggies with little protein/ fat, gets you fuller, and helps your body absorb nutrients. An apple with peanut butter(tbs)Carrots or pepper etc... With a light dip,(body needs that fat to absorb the vitamin A)Yogurt with berries.Let yourself have to a small indulgence once awhile , you have to enjoy life and enjoy your food. or you will go back to your old habits.That said I am grabbing a healthy snack and water, and going for a nice long walk. I Think too , If the scale says I 've gained a few lbs, and my clothes still fit well, I attribute it to water weight, or having ate too salty the day before,your body does flucuate, . So like BrendaLee said eat less processed foods, and more fresher whole foods.