4 Responses to Sarah

1. penney_3 on 2008-02-18 13:26:34.139337

   Hi Chrissy :)
   I am not sure of the reason why either, but this can happen whenever
   one is on a very low calorie diet (800 calories a day or less)
   regardless if one has had surgery or not.
   :) Caroline
   Lap RNY 5/2/03
   367/322/150

2. penney_3 on 2008-02-18 12:13:07.827088

   Hi Kristal :)
   Yes, very true! Oddly enough though, people who are on liquid fasts
   (like Optifast or HMR) often start feeling cold even before they've
   had a chance to lose a substantial amount of weight.
   :) Caroline
   Lap RNY 5/2/03
   367/318/150
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3. lorrie_20 on 2008-02-19 05:29:09.620008

   You also need to realize you had excess weight that kept you insulated that was
   why you were all ways hot. Now that you are losing weight your insulation is
   getting smaller and smaller. Your internal thermastat just needs to do a little
   catching up. Plus you will NEVER be as hot as you were when your weight was a
   hundred or more pounds.
   This is what my surgeon has told me, and what I already knew.
   Kristal
   ND

4. lashonda_800 on 2008-02-19 15:28:55.984023

   I also have heard that it has to do with your
   metabolism. Some people shiver and are cold due to it
   working overtime-or perhaps not enough. I think you
   can get hot the same way from your metabolism.

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