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Is it normal to "not feel" hungry...a lot at first w/ a fill?

I know thats the feeling they want us to have, satiety. However, I feel like mine is the extreme. I had my first fill last Tuesday but seriously.......I just feel no need to eat. Now mind you, thats my bad habits in the past. I could on my own go for long periods w/ out eating, and then over do it once I do eat. I guess making up for the lack of eating all day.

I know its a bad habit, but even today...I had a bowl of Cereal, which in a way I had to force myself to eat because I literally do not feel hungry.

I kind of feel like I could not eat for awhile and know I could. Yesterday I only ate twice, a late lunch (like 2:30pm) and something for dinner around 8pm. And fact is, I probably could have ate dinner and been okay.

Is this just part of the restriction from getting my fill?

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At one point I was so "not hungry" that the thought of eating made me feel sick. I was forcing myself to eat one meal a day. My dr. kept stressing to me that I needed to eat in order to sustain myself. He even threatened to force feed my himself. My hair started to fall out because I wasn't eating enough protein. I kinda like my hair so I finally gave in and we compromised on two meals a day usually like 6-8 hours apart. Oh how I wish that was the case now, I actually long for satiety...lol! I think this will probably lessen over time but am no expert on the subject just speaking from my own personal experience. Good luck :unsure:

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