Weight Loss

[SketchyTom]

im 5ft 7 and 120 pounds

and i wish smokin would have me gain weight ive been tryin to put on a bit for agez lol

ive not had any weight changes but thats just me

i think its cuz i am already too skinny to loose weight lol

SketchyTom Reviewed by SketchyTom on 11-04-2008. Weight Loss I started smoking again about 6-7 months ago after years off. For the last 3-4 months, I've smoked daily. It's been during the latter time that I've lost 15-17 lbs. Now, I've never been a "munchies" kinda stoner, usually if I eat after I've smoked, I lose my buzz, (same way when I was drinking), so I learned long ago not to. My eating habits have changed slightly, but certainly not enough to warrant a 15 lb. loss. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this, kinda odd, I know. BTW, I Rating: 5

[hotzfrmthebong]

its probly cuz your not doin any activity and your losing muscle haha i think tht wat happened 2 me haha

[IAmKowalski]

I lost 25 lbs the first year I started smoking heavily.
At that time, I also cut back enormously on drinking, quitting entirely for several months, and stopped going out to the bars entirely.
I also no longer have as high a stress level, and no longer get those jittery snack attacks.
Finally, I have succumbed entirely to the munchies and pretty much plan meals and smoking together so that when I have the super munchies, dinner is already on the stove! Let me tell you, it has made my cooking pretty creative and fun!

Hah, I've lost almost 30 lbs (well, lost 35 and then gained a little back over the last year) since I started smoking heavily - personally, I think the munchies are a myth

[stinkyattic]

Munchies are SOOOO real... omg...
However, a healthy way to lose weight is to snack often and lightly, so it stands to reason that replacing big regular meals with small ones that you eat when your body tells you to would be beneficial.

So... tell me. Are you like my fraternal twin from another parallel universe or something? Seriously. We seem to think WAY too much alike...