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Hi Everyone,
I’ve been on EV sub-q injections for about a month. I’m starting to notice the physical and mental changes I expected. One change I wasn’t expecting is how I react to certain foods. Some of the foods I love taste different or don’t taste good. I also had a bad reaction last night. I ate pizza for the first time since I went on HRT. Several hours later I had a case of indigestion and nausea. The pizza came from a neighborhood place that’s been consistently excellent for many years. My girlfriend ate the same pizza and was fine, so I doubt there was anything wrong with the ingredients or preparation. I love pizza BTW. Giving it up would suck!
Is it normal for HRT to change how we experience or react to food? Has anyone else noticed this? Thanks!
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As someone who is allergic to all fruits and vegetables but can tolerate most if cooked, a food sensitivity is not absolutely an allergy, digestive sensitivities to beef and tomatoes are really common, and might be a result of changing body chemistry from hormone levels.
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My guess would be that anything that changes ones body chemistry could bring about allergic reactions.
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That makes sense. I just never thought about it. It’ll be interesting to see how my sense of taste changes. One change I’ll glad happened is chocolate. It doesn’t taste good anymore. Before HRT I had a very hard time resisting it.
White wine Emily…I get really bad cramps and D now if I drink it. Not sure if I still would now…but I’m not risking it. Things did taste different in the first month or so, mainly vegetables…then I got use to the difference. People have said it can do that.
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