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| Jul 19 2008 10:21 | ||
I'm considering increasing my exercise but am curious to know whether exercise increases appetite or decreases it? Would love to hear which is the case for all you people....? |
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| #1 | Jul 19 2008 14:53 | |
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Hi, In my experience i have noticed that excercise decreases my hunger for about an hour right after my workout, but then i get hungry and the more i workout the hungrier i am!!! Which i think is ok and totally normal since you are burning more calories. No matter how much i workout i stick with my 1200 daily calories, so i try not to workout for longer than 50 min. But everyone is different. Normally the rule of thumb is that if you workout more you should eat more, but i don't practice what i preach! I am rambling....hope i helped a little! Melissa |
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| #2 | Jul 19 2008 15:15 | |
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My experience is similar to melipaone's. At first it suppresses appetite but an hour or two later I get really hungry. I find it works best if I eat a small snack when I get back from the gym before I get to the hungry stage. |
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| #3 | Jul 19 2008 15:35 | |
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Oh! Thats a good idea! Because after awhile when the hunger hits you its a really intense hunger, and a snack before would probably take the edge off! |
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| #4 | Jul 20 2008 20:50 | |
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if i work out really hard for an hour or longer, i am not hungry afterward, but if i work out comparatively moderately for less than that, i am famished. |
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| #5 | Jul 21 2008 00:42 | |
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I'm a track and cross country runner, and like everyone else said, I don't feel like eating anything right after running, but in the long run, I OVEReat because I'm losing so many calories from exercise. So a lot of exercise really increases your appetite and you eat more than normal...that's why I lose weight at the beginning of the season and gain weight as it goes on. It sucks :( ...So if you get hungry, keep fruits and veggies in hand to snack on and eat a moderate amount of carbs...just avoid overeating and unhealthy foods. |
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