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Nothing tastes good

I have not had surgery yet but food has lost its flavor to me? Things I used to love to eat does not taste like it used to and also makes me sick. What's up with that? I guess for whatever reason this is happening, it will make it easier to give up those things after surgery.

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Since my scope I'm definitely eating less and getting fuller faster.

It might be all in the mind. When I first decided to have surgery, I was all of a sudden starving all the time. But now that I'm getting closer, I'm less hungry and feel rather normal and smarter about my food decisions.

Are you taking any type of new medication? Sometimes medications can alter your sense of taste and smell which would definitely change the appeal of foods you once enjoyed. Surgery will probably change your likes and dislikes of food too. I used to be a coke-a=holic and quit them about 4months before surgery. It didn't stop my craving for them though. After surgery...no cravings for coke or anything carbonated. In fact the thought of drinking anything carbonated makes me queasy. It's funny how all this works.

You are mentally preparing yourself for your wls. I was the same way.

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I'm not taking any meds but I am taking vitamins. Biotin. b12. fenugreek. I think it started after my upper GI

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I know it's not the vitamins because it started before I decided to try vitamins.

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