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Anyone triggered from eating too little?
      #306507 - 05/03/07 09:25 PM
Tinkerbelle

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Loc: Los Angeles, CA

Sometimes I think I am triggered from eating too little... Like tonight for instance... I felt pretty good all day long, had a great breakfast and lunch. Came home and relaxed for awhile... took a mini nap... didn't eat anything since around 2 or 3, and then at 8 I had a waffle with some strawberry jam. I instantly had D... Then I had some oatmeal and I feel kinda like I have to D again... I'm also feeling hungry. So I'm not sure if it was not eating for awhile, then eating something kinda not safe, then not eating enough? Sometimes I really think not eating enough can be a trigger....

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Re: Anyone triggered from eating too little? new
      #306508 - 05/04/07 01:10 AM
seggy

Reged: 04/24/06
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Loc: North East of England, UK

yeah it definitley can for me, if I don't eat anything at the night time I get dodgy tummy in the morning and also I get hunger pains if I don't eat for a while. I know a few people on here who get this.
GREAT excuse to snack heheehee


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Re: Anyone triggered from eating too little? new
      #306521 - 05/04/07 07:32 AM
sandys

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Yes, if I get really hungry & then eat, I know I will get stomach distress. I try to eat something(pretzels) if I know I won't have a meal for a while.

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YES new
      #306546 - 05/04/07 12:33 PM
atomic rose

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Loc: Maine (IBS-A stable since July '05!)

Definitely yes. I recently had some tooth problems, and went a few days without eating much of anything solid... my guts went HAYWIRE. (Thankfully, they went back to normal when I started eating again!)

Optimally, you should be eating something, even just a little something, every couple hours.

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