Reading this makes we wonder if we are even the same species. You've lost more weight than I ever weighed at my highest (while trying to gain weight during wei

Reading this makes we wonder if we are even the same species. You've lost more weight than I ever weighed at my highest (while trying to gain weight during weightlifting). 2 things come to mind: 1. Being hungry all the time sucks. I hated working out when hungry, nor am I a good contributor while hungry. It makes one very irritable at small things that normally would not bother me. > Could you, in the middle of the afternoon, eat and enjoy an extra 1500 calories and then still feel hungry for dinner? 2. Maybe my stomach is just small, but I find it incredibly hard to eat more than 1000 calories in a single meal. It would result in extreme fatigue and a 'food coma' for at least an hour. I guess it's technically possible if you only eat the highest possible density foods like meat and fat and protein powder, but that doesn't seem like a healthy diet.