Maybe focus on very nutrient-dense foods. As long as vitamins and minerals are covered over a week there may be no need to force cake just to hit some calorie target. A thousand calories of nutrient-rich items could be preferable to 1500 of junk especially with weight still to lose. If the 1500 goal stays fixed then adding items like nuts, eggs, avocados, salmon, potatoes or protein shakes can help. Nuts in particular add hundreds of calories quickly. On re-reading there is an obvious fix: why not just
Hello everyone. I've taken three weekly 1 mg doses of reta so far. The usual snacking urges and thoughts about junk have dropped sharply and that's been useful. Now though I have almost no interest in eating yet keep thinking about food because I know I must consume something. Figuring out tolerable options takes most of the day and reaching 1500 calories plus protein is difficult without natural hunger. A few times I've grabbed cake or chocolate just to push intake higher when numbers are too low. It isn't the best choice but sometimes feels like the only option. Has anyone else noticed appetite suppression shifting into this "I don't want food but have to eat" pattern? Any ideas that make it simpler?