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Hangry

Did anyone experience while they were on full liquid diet somewhat of a short fuse or just being "Hangry?" Not sure if it's because of the liquid diet but I noticed lately I am more short tempered.

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Most definitely. I wanted to hurt someone one minute then burst into tears the next.

Same here. Someone told me it was something to do with hormones getting off balance with the rapid fat burning or something like that. But it passes after a couple of weeks or so.

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Good! I have not really felt sensation of hunger but more tired of having little options so that is probably why the short temper. I go to doctor on 6th and can't wait hoping u can move to soft foods. Yogurt, chicken broth protein, and isopure you can only have so much if and in variety. Any suggestions on what you all ate during the full liquid stage? Thank you all for responding.

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