You absolutely will. Once you deprive your body of its nutrient source (food), it goes into "panic mode." Your body is more intelligent and stubborn than you could ever be. If it senses a famine, your metabolism will slow down and your body will hold on to every calorie you put in your body. Once you start eating regular amounts again, you will not only gain everything you lost, but you will probably gain even more. In fact, you should be eating in small amounts throughout the entire day to reassure your body that it has plenty of energy coming its way. It not only increases your metabolism, but it's a way to eat for the rest of your life. -Drink water -Exercise -Eat Healthy -And don't beat yourself up.
Yes, because once you start eating again you'll gain it all back unless you excercise. Plus, you might loose some extra lbs if you excercise while fasting.
When you starve yourself but then start eating again and you get diarrhea, it could be indicative of a digestive disorder. If you refrained from eating while ill and when you start eating again food passes right through you, it is possible that the bug has not left your body.
No. They know when to stop eating, since they have to stop to ruminate and rest for a little while, giving them time to empty the rumen enough to have the urge to start eating again.
no. im a veggie and i havent eaten pork or any meat in 5 years.
Yes You can lose weight eating anything as long as you are burning more calories than you are taking in.
Depends really are you jus eating healthy or are yuhh doin otha stuff wit it...
It is not harmful but it can contribute to weight gain.
No they cannot. Most likely they will gain weight by eating constantly not grow in height.
if it won't start up again chances are it's probably your fuel pump
Sadly, no. After you loose a ton of weight while your anorexic, your body sort of gets used to the amount your eating and that's how you can sustain that weight. Once you start to eat more, you throw your body off track and will gain weight rapidly (or at least a lot quicker than you lost it).
While eating a healthy diet and exercising regularly, some individuals claimed to start loosing weight the first week of taking phentermine. Some of the side effects people on phentermine have suffered is dehydration and elevated blood pressure.
That style of diet would probably trigger a weight gain. The person would lose a little weight while they were not eating, but it would put the body into starvation mode. When the person started to eat again, the body would store away even more than it usually would in case it happened again.