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Weed Fucking With My Appetite (Not The Munchies)

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by Shaggie, Jun 18, 2013.

  1. #1 Shaggie, Jun 18, 2013
    Hey guys, so I've been smoking regularly for about 2 years now and I haven't any problems like this up until now. When I smoke I get the munchies like everybody else but when I'm sober anymore I am never hungry. I feel my body telling me I need food but nothing sounds appealing, like you feel about a half hour after you got done eating a big meal. I'm a pretty physical person, I mountain bike, rock climb, study Kung Fu, jog, and so on, so I should have a pretty healthy appetite but nah. The only way I get an actual appetite when I'm sober is if I go out all day and expend energy. Have you guys ever experienced anything like this? 

     
  2. #2 TheCoolest420, Jun 18, 2013
    Yea. Im the same way. i only eat a lot when high.


    Your brain is just used to weed making it easier to eat.

    If you quit smoking just force yourself to eat at regular meal times.

    If you still smoke just go on the warrior diet. Fast all day. Then smoke and eat whatever you want a few hours before bed.
     
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  3. #3 mad-shamani, Jun 18, 2013
    Smoking regularly regulates your appetite. If you're not feeling hungry then your body obviously isn't in need of nutrition at the moment.
     
  4. #4 shaddytheman, Jun 18, 2013
    It used to happen but then I was suppressing my appetite until I started to lose weight. I changed my diet composed of carbs, protein and fats. 
     

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