clakclak wrote:...But.....why?
I get people who are on a low carb diet that don't eat any (or only a small amount) of carbs after a certain time of day, but the way you phrased it leads me to believe that this is not the case for you.
I don't know. It's just the way my metabolism seems to be or, at least, the way that I seem to "feed." Yesterday and today, I ate one normal meal each day. I had a few pieces of chocolate this evening, as well.
Tomorrow? I don't know. I may not eat, since I ate today and yesterday. I will probably have some coffee and the last piece of that sponge cake stuff. (Vanilla Sponge Cake, basically as something to have with my coffee. Small pieces, a few bites each.)
I've never been a "three-meal-a-day" eater. I can't be. I also sometimes forget to eat. (My hunger response is fine, I just ignore it and it eventually subsides.) My nutrition is probably "mediocre", but I don't eat junk-food/fast-food and normally eat a variety of nutritious vegetables and only small portions of meat, here and there.
Normal robust frame, a few extra pounds of what's likely fat I could stand to lose, have always had a muscular build, even when inactive, so I'm fairly "high-density," no matter what I "weigh."
No, I can't explain it. But, I could easily go several days without consuming food, just so long as I had some diet soda and, perhaps, some coffee. Cigarrettes may have an impact on curbing hunger responses, but I haven't looked into that since I'm eating as I "normally" do.
I once knew a guy that only slept once a week, on Sunday, all day long. I couldn't ever figure that one out, either, so I don't see my own eating habits as being too unusual a behavior.
