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Ok, I'm a little confused. What is "onederland"? I'm thinking its when one has lost 100 lbs, but I'm not for certain.

Also, Head Hunger. This term confuses me so I looked it up and found this article http://ezinearticles.com/?Is-Head-Hunger-a-Loophole-for-Failure-After-Weight-Loss-Surgery?&id=110349 but it didn't really explain what head hunger truly is.

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  • I think (could be completely wrong) it is when you weigh less than 200lbs, ex. 198lbs. Head hunger is when your head tells you to eat, but you don't physically feel the need. For instance, most of the

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I think (could be completely wrong) it is when you weigh less than 200lbs, ex. 198lbs. Head hunger is when your head tells you to eat, but you don't physically feel the need. For instance, most of the time I get hungry when watching tv, even if I only ate dinner an hour before. Boredom is one of my big triggers of head hunger.

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