I would really like someone to explain this to me. Why is it that if you eat something just before going to bed you actually wake up painfully hungry, whereas if it’s been a couple hours before bed since you ate you wake up feeling pretty normal? There must be some kind of biological explanation for this but I’m at a loss to surmise what it might be. It doesn’t seem logical to me.
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I hate that!! hehe
By: Faith on November 22, 2005
at 6:52 pm
Yes, dammit. My personal version of that phenomenon is that if I eat breakfast, I am ravenous for lunch; yet if I skip breakfast, as you’re absolutely not meant to do, I don’t even really get hungry for lunch. What’s that about?
By the way, the Sisterhood misses you! Hint, hint.
By: Gretchen C. on November 23, 2005
at 3:59 pm