Im a skinny mfer and im the same. But for me it seems like its actually an early warning sign that you should really go find some food. I know because one time i was in the middle of nowhere and it happened and it was really bad for a while but then eventually my body went “well fuck, i guess we aint gettin any food in the short term so im gonna turn this off again to allow you to function again to look for food” At that point you know you really gotta lock in.
Probably because intense hunger is your body functions starting to break down.
i think the nausea is just a generic response to say that “something is wrong”. it doesn’t tell you what is wrong though, that’s on you to figure out
also sometimes nothing is wrong, you’re just excited
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For me its not excited its just being around anyone
“I’ll show you something to be hungry about!”
It’s your body saying we need food but it needs to be safe food so you don’t go shoving any random leaves in the pie hole.
The body works in sensible ways for some things, so it’s easy to forget that we’re a product of a system that makes an arbitrary change as long as the improved chance of propagation outweighs the side effects which there probably will be some because we’re a deeply interconnected mess.
spaghetti code
i’d just expect basic stuff like hunger to work right, y’know?
Somehow we can have an incredibly complex circulatory system that fucking switches direction and fills in holes in the blood vessels upon birth, but our sense of hunger is slapdash?!?!We’re walking tubes of bacteria. If the bacteria switch to alternate energy sources that have weird byproducts, not much you can do about that
Never had that happen.
Maybe you’ve never been hungry enough.
If I had to guess the evolutionary mechanism here would be to stop animals from eating too quickly after a period of starvation.
When I was doing chemo I welcomed the hunger specifically because it allayed any nausea I was getting. Honestly I think the other comment in this thread might be right about the dizziness because that has never nauseated me either. I personally would be inclined to think people are misinterpreting their low blood sugar, but we all have unique bodies that respond differently to their environments.
Those are markers of where you are in malnutrition.
Couple it with nausea caused by severe anxiety that stopped you eating in the first place and you’re in for a fun ride
I don’t feel nausea









