To crave things you were never interested in before? I have never been interested in sushi before but have found myself wanting it so bad for 2days that I drove 35 minutes to pick some up last night for dinner for my whole.family (I could only eat 1 piece because I ate my protein first like a good girl). whats going on and can I expect this kind of behavior more often lol?

I've seen it the other way where things I used to crave I can no longer stand. It seems reasonable to go the other way also.

Yes, you can expect this behavior more often. You have chosen to be healthy and in this journey, that means healthy eating. I have found myself craving veggies which I totally hated before. Now I enjoy veggies and will totally eat them. I also find that when I eat fish, I tend to lose weight then. I think it's the Omega 3's in the fish, so now I am taking fish oil capsules. They rock! I love eating healthy now.

I have been craving salmon patties, which I NEVER ate before!

I think that's a natural reaction to the changes we're going through. I'm glad your new cravings are positive rather than for junk food! Enjoy the sushi!

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I have alway despised salmon patties; but I have had to make some since my surgery. First time I have made them in 14 years. Very strange...

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It has been the same for me example i go to subway to get wife a sandwich I see there spicey Italin never had a desire to even try it now every time I go there for her i am tempted to get one big time. But i have resisted so far and its happened with other foods too

I never thought of it as a healthy craving but I guess you are right. I had favorite foods before surgery that just don't even sound good at all anymore. I am glad because they were not foods I should be eating in the first place!

I have definitely had a big change in my taste; even since the first few months of being sleeved! It's still in flux for me. It's strange but it does appear "normal."