Thank you for your replies,
I am a binge drinker-alcoholic. I drink straight for 3 to 6 days, then sometimes not until 2 to 10 months later even up to a year.. Therefore, the calorie theory does not apply. I wouldn't loose my appetite because of alcohol, it would normalize after a week or two when I am sober, and it doesn't. By the way, alcohol does not have a lot of calories in it by itself, beer and wine (alcohol containing) do, and any mixers you put with it. Plus, since I have had RYN, I get drunk off of barley anything with the smallest amount of alcohol in it. Thanks.
I am in no way in denial about transferring my addiction, I am an addict period! I have known that from day one. I wouldn't have called myself an alcoholic if i didn't already know that I transferred. I am in therapy for my addiction problems, plus I am heavily involved in AA.
My therapist is not going to give me a "physical" change to have an appetite. This post does not have anything to do with my mental state, or addiction issues, it is entirely physical. I was wanting help to see if anyone knew a way to increase the hormone ghrelin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghrelin so that I can get myself out of my honeymoon stage that has lasted 8 years now. I am sorry I was not clear in my post about the pure physical part of my problem. I should have read back over it. I wanted to keep it brief. Now I am just taking a lot of supplements to make up for never eating. I was wondering if anyone else out there has the same physical problem with RYN.
Even when I do force myself to eat it makes me sick to my stomach, and I dump from almost everything, which is another turn-off to eating also, not to mention not having the urge in the first place.
Let me know if anyone is on the same page.
Leigh