Yes and no. It's a much-loved and widely believed story that coffee is an appetite suppressant, and some people believe it helps them to lose weight. The truth is more nuanced: yes, drinking a cup of coffee can temporarily cause a loss of appetite by filling up your stomach, but the word to remember is "temporarily"-- it doesn't last very long, and drinking too much coffee can make a person anxious and jittery, due to the caffeine that coffee contains. But if you are asking whether there is a medical condition where coffee itself causes loss of appetite (not temporarily, and not intended to help a person lose weight), I have not heard of such a condition. I am sure there may be some people who have an allergic reaction to caffeine, but usually a loss of appetite is caused by other factors, and if you are not interested in eating, or cannot eat, I doubt coffee is to blame. You may want to see your doctor and have a physical exam to find out the actual cause and get the proper treatment for it.
Alzheimer's can cause sleepiness and loss of appetite.
Yes, shingles will cause loss of appetite at the sight and/or smell of food.
Sometimes. Periods of mania can cause Bipolar people to eat too much, or completely forget to eat. Periods of depression can also cause loss of appetite. Oh, and many medications for Bipolar Disorder can cause appetite loss.
Through loss of appetite; yes.
It is an appetite suppressant.
yes it is one of the side effects and in me it has caused loss of appetite and weight lossbut then i have only been on it a short while
Loss of appetite associated with the aging process.
A lot of things could cause change of taste and loss of appetite but they also can be symptoms of both depression and anxiety. It also depends on the person.
Both hot and cold coffee can potentially aid in weight loss, as they can help boost metabolism and suppress appetite. However, the choice between hot or cold coffee for weight loss ultimately depends on personal preference and how the coffee is prepared (e.g., adding sugar or cream can increase calorie intake).
Depression is the most common cause for a loss of appetite.
Loss appetite No special diet
Increase of progesterone can cause loss of appetite, insomnia, digestive troubles and anxiety. Drink noncaffinated drinks during this time, cut out sugar and reduce carbs to almost nill.....and it will help tremendously.