by germainebull » 25 Oct 2025, 05:30
bestwriter wrote:For a foodie losing one's appetitie seems the end of the world I am a foodie and always with a good appetite But recently I had a stomach upset due to indigestion and that meant discomfort in the stomach, problems with bowel movement, no appetitie and no hunger. For a foodie that I am that meant disaster.
It took me a few days to set it right and when the appetite came back it called for celebration.
Have you experienced this?
I completely understand that this is not normal for someone who loves food. Losing appetite is like the world stopping for a moment. The stomach refuses to cooperate and everything becomes a nuisance, even the smell of food is irritating.
I also went through a similar situation after eating food that made me feel bad. Three days without an appetite is like torture. I tried ginger water and a lot of rest. Slowly the body started to get back to normal and the appetite started to slowly return.
The day I felt hungry again I laughed to myself. I cooked rice and beans and ate them happily. When the body returns to its normal state, it is a blessing. We should thank our body for its patience.
[quote="bestwriter"]For a foodie losing one's appetitie seems the end of the world I am a foodie and always with a good appetite But recently I had a stomach upset due to indigestion and that meant discomfort in the stomach, problems with bowel movement, no appetitie and no hunger. For a foodie that I am that meant disaster.
It took me a few days to set it right and when the appetite came back it called for celebration.
Have you experienced this?[/quote]
I completely understand that this is not normal for someone who loves food. Losing appetite is like the world stopping for a moment. The stomach refuses to cooperate and everything becomes a nuisance, even the smell of food is irritating.
I also went through a similar situation after eating food that made me feel bad. Three days without an appetite is like torture. I tried ginger water and a lot of rest. Slowly the body started to get back to normal and the appetite started to slowly return.
The day I felt hungry again I laughed to myself. I cooked rice and beans and ate them happily. When the body returns to its normal state, it is a blessing. We should thank our body for its patience.