Are there ne ways to get rid of hunger pains? Like besides eating, that's obvious. I heard chewing gum makes your body think u r eating so u aren't hunger. Is that true? Let me know. Thanks.
cdouglas answered Tuesday April 17 2007, 2:49 am: chewing gum activates your salivary glands and your stomach acid actually making you more hungry. If you are eating a balanced diet then simply drink a glass or two of tepid water. If you are not consuming at least 1200 calories a day EAT. [ cdouglas's advice column | Ask cdouglas A Question ]
its_melissa_DuH answered Monday April 16 2007, 4:59 pm: pop a peppermint, they really get rid of hunger pains. hope i helped!
xeey99 answered Sunday April 15 2007, 10:42 pm: chewing gum actually,makes you more hungry. it sends saliva to the stomache and than your stomache thinks food is coming so it gets hungry.You have to put your body on a eating schedule. if you just eat whenever at any time , your more likey to get hungry but if you stick to a routine like eating every four hours, eventually and quickly , your stomache picks up on that schedule and adjusts. [ xeey99's advice column | Ask xeey99 A Question ]
mitzi answered Sunday April 15 2007, 8:25 pm: try milk, ensure or atkins shakes. There is no way to get rid of hunger pains without putting something in your stomach. why do you refuse to eat? that's not a good way to lose weight. those pains you feel are your body screaming feed me. listen to your body and give your stomach some food. also try wheat bread or a piece of fruit. an apple or grapefruit won't make you fat. [ mitzi's advice column | Ask mitzi A Question ]
ammo answered Sunday April 15 2007, 7:56 pm: Firstly I think I should say if you suffer hunger pains it's because your body is telling you that it needs fuel. The more you deny it the more damage you will do to your body so please don't starve yourself. If you have a problem with starving yourself or feel that you need to starve yourself I strongly urge you to seek professional help before you end up doing harm to yourself.
As for chewing gun... no, it does not get rid of the pain. From what I remember reading about the subject many years ago it usually made no difference and to some degree made it worse but you may want to seek a second opinion on this because I had read about it a very long time ago so am not 100% certain of my recollection of the details. [ ammo's advice column | Ask ammo A Question ]
isis answered Sunday April 15 2007, 7:54 pm: Hunger pains are there for a reason. If you eat small, regular meals they shouldn't be such a problem.
Chewing gum on an empty stomach is a bad idea. Chewing makes the stomach think it's about to receive food, so it produces hydrochloric acid amongst a couple of other things so that it can break down the food. If nothing appears, it will start to work on the stomach lining. Do this for long enough and you'll be at risk of developing a stomach ulcer.
If you need a quick and temporary fix for hunger pains, try drinking water, but you shouldn't ignore hunger pains. If you do, your body will switch to famine mode and start to store calories, making it harder to lose weight. [ isis's advice column | Ask isis A Question ]
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