Feeling brrrrr

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posted by Clarissa
on 31 Oct 2016 at 23:33

Is it just me or is anyone else feeling the cold more than normal? I’ve been big all my life and I’m usually complaining how hot I am, I don’t even wear a coat usually. Lost 22kg on this diet and I’m feeling chilly all the time? Normal??
posted by shalimar
on 31 Oct 2016 at 23:37

Don’t know about ALL the time … but yes … we are loosing our fat cushions that insulated us. YIPPEE. Mind you it’s probably also somewhat temporary as our bodies adjust.

But …. we get to buy new sweaters!!!
posted by cmawp
on 1 Nov 2016 at 00:20

I feel much colder than I used to after losing 23Kg. A desk fan that I used to run all night long, because I used to be too hot at night – even in winter, is now in storage!

Around weeks 2 and 3 I was noticeably shivering but soon became acclimatised to feeling the cold a bit more than I used to.
posted by A new me
on 1 Nov 2016 at 01:29

I’m freezing all the time. At work I keep an electric heater by my feet at my desk. I used to be sweating at night, tossing the blankets off and on all night. Now I’m in flannel pj’s, snuggling into my husband, trying to get some heat from him!
posted by Esnecca
on 1 Nov 2016 at 18:48

I love being cold all the time! It’s one of my favorite side-effects of the diet and weight loss. It’s easy to get warm with nice cozy sweaters and fleecy blankets. Being constantly hot, on the other hand, has no easy remedy.